Some memos on burnout in healthcare providers and the medical professionalism climate in anesthesiologists and cancer department staff

Abstract

Author(s): Zahra Shahvari, Ebrahim Espahbodi, Shahram Samadi

The relationship between burnout in healthcare providers and the medical professionalism climate is a complex and crucial area of study. Burnout, characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment, has been linked to various factors within the healthcare environment. Effective leadership within healthcare institutions also contributes significantly to reducing burnout. One study demonstrated that strong leadership in medical laboratory services is especially important for mitigating the negative effects of burnout on patient care. To address these issues, it is essential to provide professional behavior training at the entry level into the system.

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