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    • To systematically review factors influencing the effectiveness of resident physician wellness interventions.
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    • Inclusion of peer-reviewed, full-text, English-language controlled studies.
    • Quality assessment using GRADE guidelines.

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    • 18 studies involving 666 residents were included.
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    • Effective interventions utilized educational theory, participant feedback, integrated curricula, and voluntary participation.

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    • Future initiatives should integrate educational theory and consensus on validated wellness assessments.
    • Examining the impact on patient outcomes is recommended.
    • A logic model can guide the design and implementation of effective wellness interventions.