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  • Burnout is a significant issue in graduate medical education, affecting trainee well-being.
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  • To identify modifiable lifestyle factors that may mitigate burnout in medical residents and fellows.

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Main Results:

  • 7+ hours of sleep nightly correlated with lower emotional exhaustion and depersonalization.
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Conclusions:

  • Sufficient sleep and healthy eating are key modifiable lifestyle factors associated with lower burnout scores.
  • These lifestyle factors can be targeted for trainee education and program support initiatives.