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  • Physician Wellness
  • Occupational Health

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  • Physician burnout is driven by complex interactions between healthcare systems, societal factors, and individual circumstances.
  • Peer-to-peer recognition programs (PRPs) have historically fostered community and a wellness culture, potentially reducing burnout in traditional workforces.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To implement and assess the impact of a peer-to-peer recognition program (PRP) on burnout and wellness among emergency medicine (EM) residents.
  • To determine if a PRP intervention can mitigate subjective symptoms of burnout and enhance overall physician wellness in a residency setting.

Main Methods:

  • A prospective, pre- and postintervention study design was employed over a 6-month period within a single EM residency program.
  • Voluntary, anonymized surveys utilizing a validated instrument for wellness and burnout were administered to 84 EM residents before and after PRP implementation.

Main Results:

  • Following PRP implementation, residents reported significant improvements in feeling recognized for accomplishments (45% to 63%) and experiencing a supportive work environment (68% to 85%).
  • Despite improvements in specific wellness factors, the Stanford Professional Fulfillment Index (PFI) showed no statistically significant change in overall burnout levels after the 6-month intervention.

Conclusions:

  • A peer-to-peer recognition program initiative positively influenced key drivers of physician wellness, including recognition and work environment support.
  • The study did not demonstrate an overall reduction in physician burnout as measured by the Stanford PFI within the 6-month timeframe.
  • Longitudinal studies tracking PRP effects over the full 4-year residency are recommended to fully evaluate its impact on burnout trends.