In this review, we examine the causes, consequences, and personal ramifications of oncologist burnout and explore the steps oncologists can take to promote personal well-being and professional satisfaction.. Title = "oncologist burnout: causes, consequences, and responses", abstract = "although the practice of oncology can be extremely rewarding, it is also one of the most demanding and stressful areas of medicine.. Between october 2012 and march 2013, the american society of clinical oncology conducted a survey of us oncologists evaluating burnout and career satisfaction. the survey sample included equal numbers of men and women and represented all career stages. of 2,998 oncologists contacted, 1,490 (49.7%.
Survey procedure and sample we identified 32 public and private hospitals with an oncology service in barcelona. 13 hospitals were interested in participating in the study (institutional response rate of 40.6%). 168 questionnaires were delivered and 115 were returned (individual response rate of 68.4%).. Objective international research shows that oncology staff suffers more from burnout than other healthcare professionals. burnout is common among oncologists.. Deriving a sense of meaning from work has been shown to reduce the risk of physician burnout [12 x [12] shanafelt, t. and dyrbye, l. oncologist burnout: causes, consequences, and responses. j. clin..
Oncologist Burnout Causes Consequences And Responses