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Podiatric Medical Resident Wellness: A Group Survey Study.

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Podiatric medical residents report high burnout, depression, and anxiety, similar to other physicians. Financial and physical wellness are low, with few existing support programs, indicating a need for intervention.

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Area of Science:

Podiatric Medicine
Medical Education
Physician Well-being

Background:

Burnout and well-being are critical in medical training, prompting changes in postgraduate education.
Research on physician well-being exists for MD/DO fields but is limited in podiatric medicine.

Purpose of the Study:

To assess the overall wellness levels of podiatric medical residents.
To identify specific subdomains of well-being within podiatric residency programs.

Main Methods:

A wellness needs assessment was electronically distributed to podiatric medical residents.
The survey evaluated overall wellness and specific subdomains.

Main Results:

121 residents completed the survey, reporting high levels of burnout, depression, and anxiety.
Intellectual and environmental wellness were high; financial and physical wellness were low.
Many residency programs lack established well-being initiatives.

Conclusions:

Podiatric residents exhibit compromised well-being, mirroring MD/DO counterparts.
These findings necessitate further investigation and organizational changes.
Implementing support systems can mitigate burnout effects for podiatric physicians.