If Every Fifth Physician Is Affected by Burnout, What About the Other Four? Resilience Strategies of Experienced Physicians
Julika Zwack,Jochen Schweitzer +1 more
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Enriching traditional stress management approaches with the dynamic of positive as well as negative resource spirals would thus appear to be a promising approach.Abstract:
Purpose To identify health-promoting strategies employed by experienced physicians in order to define prototypical resilience processes and key aspects of resiliencefostering preventive actions. Methodread more
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