Investigating Wellness and Burnout Initiatives for Anesthesiology Resident Physicians: Time for Evidence-Based
Kelsey M Repine1, Oliver Bawmann2, Madelyn Mendlen3
1Anesthesiology Department, University of Colorado School of Medicine, 12401 East 17th Avenue, 7th Floor, Aurora, CO 80045 USA.
Abstract:
Resident physician burnout and well-being are increasingly important and salient topics in medical training. Unfortunately, limited research exists regarding the efficacy of various burnout and wellness interventions for resident physicians. Better characterization of the causes of burnout and the components of well-being must necessarily precede implementation and evaluation of interventions. The authors advocate for an increased role for technology in implementing and studying wellness programming for resident physicians. In addition, they describe an intervention under development at the University of Colorado School of Medicine that uses a "Gratitude Journal" smartphone app to support trainee wellness.
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