[The International Study of Burnout Syndrome among Psychiatric Trainees (BoSS International) : Findings from Statistical Analysis of the Japanese Data (BoSS Japan)].
Seishin shinkeigaku zasshi = Psychiatria et neurologia Japonica(2017)
Abstract
Statistical analyses of the whole data (n=1,980) revealed that the risk of burnout was higher for trainees who were younger, without children, and had not opted for psychiatry as a first career choice. Further analyses after adjustment for socio-demographic characteristics and country difference still demonstrated severe burnout was associated with long working hours, less supervision, and not having regular rest. The analyses of Japanese data showed similar tendencies, although statistical significance was not observed. Burnout among psychiatry trainees may be linked to drop-out from the training program and malprac- tice in clinical settings. We should be aware of the higher risk of burnout in residents and the importance of regular and sufficient supervision to prevent burnout.
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Key words
burnout syndrome,psychiatric trainees,boss japanese,boss international
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