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Research Article

Natural history of burnout, stress, and fatigue in a pediatric resident cohort over three years

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Article: 1815386 | Received 27 Apr 2020, Accepted 15 Aug 2020, Published online: 08 Sep 2020

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Table 1. Study site, residency program, and study population baseline demographics.

Table 2. Survey timing and response rates.

Table 3. Change from baseline mean at each study timepoint.

Table 4. Differences between worst score and T7.

Table 5. Prevalence of survey scores suggesting resident impairment.

Figure 1. Trends in survey metrics over time.

See text for abbreviations and descriptions; References [Citation9Citation11] and [Citation14Citation23] for original survey details and reference ranges. Panel 1, AMBI-EE: maximum score 18; higher scores indicate feeling more emotional exhaustion.Panel 2, AMBI-D: maximum score 18; higher scores indicate feeling more depersonalization.Panel 3, AMBI-PA: maximum score 18; lower scores indicate feeling less personal accomplishment.Panel 4, AMBI-SAT: maximum score 18; lower scores indicate decreased satisfaction with medicine.Panel 5, Perceived Stress Scale: 0–13 low stress, 14–26 moderate stress, 27–40 high stress.Panel 6, Epworth Sleepiness Scale: 0–10 normal, 11–12 mild sleepiness, 13–15 moderate sleepiness, 16–24 severe sleepiness. Panel 7, CD-RISC10: mean score 31; lower scores indicate less resilience.Panel 8, SCS-R: maximum score 120; lower scores indicate less social connectedness.
Figure 1. Trends in survey metrics over time.
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