Use of the Well-Being Index to identify pharmacy residents in distress

Objective(s)Identify current pharmacy residents’ level of distress, likelihood burnout, severe fatigue, suicidal ideation, meaning in work, satisfaction with work-life balance, and overall quality life.MethodsA cross-sectional survey, conducted between February 1, 2020 March 31, 2020. The pharmacist Well-Being Index (WBI) was used to collect data from first- second-year resident participants. A survey sent each residency program director (RPD) listed the American Society Health-System Pharmacist directory. RPDs were asked forward e-mail information on for residents complete. contained a description research project link survey. Respondents complete questions regarding their demographics including age, gender, ethnicity, marital status, commute time, type residency, year etc. They then WBI through provided enter results into survey.ResultsPharmacy are at high risk developing burnout; 53% participants considered be risk. Approximately 43% have moderate 57% had poor integration scores. Participants found life 46% 62%, respectively.ConclusionThe study identified that who experienced great levels distress more likely experience symptoms burnout fatigue. Pharmacy also work.