Does the addition of a child affect burnout differentially in male and female physicians?

V.K. Tanguturi; M.K. Hidrue; N.A. Rigotti; S. Lehrhoff; K. Donelan; M. del Carmen; J.H. Wasfy

doi:10.1111/joim.13118

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Does the addition of a child affect burnout differentially in male and female physicians?

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Does the addition of a child affect burnout differentially in male and female physicians?

V.K. Tanguturi, M.K. Hidrue, N.A. Rigotti, S. Lehrhoff, K. Donelan, M. del Carmen and J.H. Wasfy

Journal of Internal Medicine, Vol.288(4), pp.481-483

2020

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/joim.13118

PMID: 32596935

Abstract

baby

child parent relation

exhaustion

female physician

gender

human

Letter

male physician

Maslach Burnout Inventory

physician

priority journal

race

sex difference

workload

female

longitudinal study

male

work-life balance

Burnout, Professional

Humans

Longitudinal Studies

Parenting

Physicians

Physicians, Women

Burnout

Psychology

UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

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Title: Does the addition of a child affect burnout differentially in male and female physicians?
Creators: V.K. Tanguturi
M.K. Hidrue
N.A. Rigotti
S. Lehrhoff
K. Donelan
M. del Carmen
J.H. Wasfy
Publication Details: Journal of Internal Medicine, Vol.288(4), pp.481-483
Publisher: Blackwell Publishing Ltd
Identifiers: 9924038131101921
Academic Unit: Heller School for Social Policy and Management; Schneider Institutes for Health Policy and Research
Language: English
Resource Type: Journal article

Does the addition of a child affect burnout differentially in male and female physicians?

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