Burnout in OT Students & Coping Mechanisms to Manage Stress

A cross-sectional assessment of stress, coping, and burnout in the final-year medical undergraduate students

BACKGROUND Medical students undergo significant stress during training which may lead to own suffering or problem in patient care. High level of burnouts and depression is also not uncommon. The transition from preclinical to clinical training has been regarded as crucial to student in relation to the stress. METHODOLOGY An assessment of perceived stress and its relation to general psychopath...

Stress, coping and satisfaction in nursing students.

AIM This article is a report of a study conducted to explore the relationship between sources of stress and psychological well-being and to consider how different sources of stress and coping resources might function as moderators and mediators on well-being. BACKGROUND In most research exploring sources of stress and coping in nursing students, stress has been construed as psychological dist...

Identify Coping Mechanisms to Deal with Stressors in Military Personnel

Background and Aim: The military personnel face many stressors. This study aimed to identify coping mechanisms in the face of stressors in military personnel. Methods: This is a cross-sectional study and the sample was 384 of staffs affiliated to Iranian Navy Force, who were selected by cluster random sampling. Data collection tools were demographic questionnaire, a military stressors questionn...

Stress and Coping Mechanisms in Female Primates

Stress, burnout, and maladaptive coping: strategies for surgeon well-being.

Practicing physicians and surgeons, medical and surgical residents, and medical students dedicate their lives to providing optimum patient care, but doing so places them at significant risk for personal and professional stress and, ultimately, burnout. Of great concern is the fact that unrecognized stress and unmanaged burnout are more prevalent among residents than previously believed. Researc...