Prevalence of Burnout Among Pain Medicine Physicians and Its Potential Effect upon Clinical Outcomes in Patients with Oncologic Pain or Chronic Pain of Nononcologic Origin

Riquelme, Irene; Chacón, José-Ignacio; Gándara, Alba-Violeta; Muro, Inmaculada; Traseira, Susana; Monsalve, V.; Soriano, José-Francisco

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“…We calculated a total sample size of around 624 with a prevalence of 7.3% and an allowable error of 2.0%. 33 A stratified sampling technique was used to collect samples from healthcare professionals at the department of surgery, department of medicine, department of emergency medicine, trauma section, and radiology department at Hamad General Hospital, in addition to the Heart Hospital. We included physicians, nurses and paramedics who were working in the institution for a period of 1 year at least with a minimum of a 30-hour/week workload.…”

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“…While the overall prevalence of burnout was estimated to range from 2.6% to 69.9%, emotional exhaustion (EE) was observed in 8.7–63.2%, depersonalisation (DP) in 8.5–52% and low personal accomplishment (PA) in 4.4–73.3%. 8–34 Burnout prevalence varies among different subgroups of physicians (eg, general practitioners, anaesthetists, senior doctors and dentists).…”

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Characteristics and predictors of burnout among healthcare professionals: a cross-sectional study in two tertiary hospitals

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Ibrahim

Ansari

et al. 2020

Postgraduate Medical Journal

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BackgroundThe pattern and impact of burnout among the medical staff are not yet well defined. However, the consequences of burnout are not limited to the healthcare providers but also may affect their family, colleagues and patients in a negative manner. We aimed to assess the characteristics and predictors of burnout among health professionals at two large tertiary hospitals.MethodsWe conducted a cross-sectional study during the period from July 2018 to 31 December 2018. Data, via Maslach Burnout Inventory survey, were collected from physicians and other healthcare workers in two hospitals.ResultsA total of 624 responses to questionnaires were analysed. Half of the respondents were physicians, and men constituted the majority. About 10% (95% CI, 7.8 to 12.5) of the respondents satisfied the criteria of burnout. Emotional exhaustion (EE) was observed in 45.7%, depersonalisation (DP) in 26.9% and personal accomplishment (PA) in 41.2% of the respondents. There was a positive correlation between EE and DP (r=0.627, p=0.001), and a weak negative correlation between DP and PA (r=−0.195, p=0.001). Young age, less experience, trauma surgery, lack of habits and getting depressed ≥1 time/week were predictors of burnout.ConclusionsBurnout affects one-tenth of the health professionals in the tertiary hospitals in Qatar. Physicians are more likely to have higher DP and lower PA, whereas nurses prone to have higher EE. In this study, no gender discrepancy is appreciated and the junior medical staff is at a higher risk of burnout.

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Characteristics and predictors of burnout among healthcare professionals: a cross-sectional study in two tertiary hospitals

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Ibrahim

Ansari

et al. 2020

Postgraduate Medical Journal

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“…Más recientemente, Riquelme y colaboradores en la provincia de Madrid (20) , publican la prevalencia de SQT entre los médicos que tratan pacientes con dolor crónico en una Clínica del dolor. Para la evaluación se utiliza el MBI-HSS.…”

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Síndrome de quemarse por el trabajo (burnout) en los médicos de España

Bouza

Gil‐Monte

Palomo³

2020

Revista Clínica Española

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© Todos los derechos reservados -FUNDACIÓN DE CIENCIAS DE LA SALUD las horas trabajadas y la facturación. Siguiendo con datos sobre cirujanos, Qureshi HA (13) , realizó un estudio entre septiembre de 2010 y agosto de 2011 entre 1.691 cirujanos plásticos activos en EE.UU. encontrando una prevalencia de SQT del 29,7%.En otro estudio de los EE.UU, realizado sobre médicos en general y comparando los resultados con población control (14) , la prevalencia de SQT fue del 54% en los 6.880 médicos participantes. Tras la comparación con el grupo control, los médicos tenían un riesgo mayor de SQT y menores probabilidades de estar satisfechos en el binomio trabajovida. Además, la situación de los médicos era peor que la encontrada unos años antes, en 2011.Otro subgrupo de interés es el de los médicos norteamericanos que se dedican a Cuidados Paliativos en los que la prevalencia de SQT fue del 61,9%, con agotamiento emocional en el 60% y despersonalización en el 24% (15) . China, como representante del continente asiático, aporta el trabajo de Li y colaboradores (16) que realiza un estudio en Pekin, utilizando el MBI-SS, en 211 hospitales con la participación de 2.873 anestesistas, entre junio y agosto de 2015. Encuentra una prevalencia del 69% de SQT entre los anestesistas chinos con un agotamiento emocional del 57%, una despersonalización del 49% y descenso de la realización personal del 57%. Realizan una regresión logística multi-variable y encuentran como variables independientes, asociadas al agotamiento, la edad, la categoría del hospital, las horas de trabajo por semana, el número de casos vistos al día y la calidad del sueño.En Europa, Banerjee y col. (17) realizaron un amplio estudio en el que analizan 595 jóvenes (< de 40 años) oncólogos europeos, utilizando la base de datos de la Sociedad Europea de Oncología Médica. Los médicos encuestados pertenecientes a 41 países europeos fueron distribuidos en 6 zonas de Europa: a.

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“…Previous studies on burnout in pain physicians have reported its varying prevalence. Riquelme et al [3] reported that 7.3% of pain physicians in Spain had burnout syndrome, with high levels of emotional exhaustion (22.6%), high levels of depersonalization (22.3%), and low levels of personal accomplishment (24.9%) [3]. Ashton-James et al [4] also reported that pain physicians in Australia showed high levels of emotional exhaustion (feeling drained or having "nothing left to give": 21.6%), high levels of depersonalization (diminished concerns for patient outcomes: 14.2%), and low levels of personal accomplishment (18.8%).…”

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“…However, the prevalence of burnout syndrome showed differences between countries. Burnout syndrome among pain physicians revealed high levels of emotional exhaustion (60.4% and 22.6%, respectively), high levels of depersonalization (35.7% and 22.3%, respectively), and low levels of personal accomplishment (19.3% and 24.9%, respectively) in the United States and Spain [3,5].…”

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Requirement of future researches on burnout syndrome in interventional pain physicians in time of the COVID-19 pandemic

Kim

2021

Korean J Pain

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Prevalence of Burnout Among Pain Medicine Physicians and Its Potential Effect upon Clinical Outcomes in Patients with Oncologic Pain or Chronic Pain of Nononcologic Origin

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References 19 publications

Characteristics and predictors of burnout among healthcare professionals: a cross-sectional study in two tertiary hospitals

Characteristics and predictors of burnout among healthcare professionals: a cross-sectional study in two tertiary hospitals

Síndrome de quemarse por el trabajo (burnout) en los médicos de España

Requirement of future researches on burnout syndrome in interventional pain physicians in time of the COVID-19 pandemic

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