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Several posts underscore the importance of the article by referencing its findings on the link between burnout and errors, such as calls for increased surgeon wellbeing and mentions of burnout’s dangers, while showing they recognize the study’s influence on healthcare discussions without detailed analysis. A tone of concern and urgency permeates the discussion, emphasizing awareness over critique, which collectively highlights the publication's impact on conversations about healthcare safety and mental health.
Most discussions acknowledge and support the link between burnout and medical errors, with posts emphasizing the importance of addressing mental health among surgeons.
Posts show a moderate level of curiosity, referencing broader concerns about wellbeing and referencing the well-known study, indicating some engagement but not deep dives into methodology.
Posts mention concepts like burnout’s dangers and cite the study as widely referenced, suggesting some effort to contribute thoughts and connect to larger issues.
Discussions highlight the significance of the publication in raising awareness about surgical safety and mental health, framing it as a call to action or an important health issue.
Ei ole krooninen stressikään hyväksi, sillä burnoutin oireet ovat yhteydessä lisääntyneisiin lääkärin tekemiin virheisiin. 3/x https://t.co/0RcXsn5ZBg https://t.co/ImhZMkZ3Jd
Burnout is dangerous! #OurWellbeing #GlobalSurgery #WorldAnaesthesiaDay #WAD2020 #Wellbeing [Ref: https://t.co/yh0soJbITq https://t.co/Qariy7cR40 https://t.co/wobRKxUJAK https://t.co/pntZlrDUto] https://t.co/sahyT4A2Xg
@dr_qtc @JoramMD "Burnout and Medical Errors Among American Surgeons" Authors: Shanafelt, T. D., Balch, C. M., et al. Journal: Annals of Surgery Publication Date: June 2010 Summary: This survey of 7,905 U.S. surgeons found that 8.9% reported a major medical error in the past 3 months.
RT @incisionpk: Burnout is dangerous! #OurWellbeing #GlobalSurgery #WorldAnaesthesiaDay #WAD2020 #Wellbeing [Ref: https://t.co/yh0soJbIT…
RT @incisionpk: Burnout is dangerous! #OurWellbeing #GlobalSurgery #WorldAnaesthesiaDay #WAD2020 #Wellbeing [Ref: https://t.co/yh0soJbIT…
Shanafelt T. D., Balch C. M., Bechamps G., et al. Burnout and medical errors among American surgeons. Annals of Surgery. 2010;251(6):995–1000. doi: 10.1097/SLA.0b013e3181bfdab3.
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@dr_qtc @JoramMD "Burnout and Medical Errors Among American Surgeons" Authors: Shanafelt, T. D., Balch, C. M., et al. Journal: Annals of Surgery Publication Date: June 2010 Summary: This survey of 7,905 U.S. surgeons found that 8.9% reported a major medical error in the past 3 months.
Ei ole krooninen stressikään hyväksi, sillä burnoutin oireet ovat yhteydessä lisääntyneisiin lääkärin tekemiin virheisiin. 3/x https://t.co/0RcXsn5ZBg https://t.co/ImhZMkZ3Jd
RT @incisionpk: Burnout is dangerous! #OurWellbeing #GlobalSurgery #WorldAnaesthesiaDay #WAD2020 #Wellbeing [Ref: https://t.co/yh0soJbIT…
RT @incisionpk: Burnout is dangerous! #OurWellbeing #GlobalSurgery #WorldAnaesthesiaDay #WAD2020 #Wellbeing [Ref: https://t.co/yh0soJbIT…
RT @incisionpk: Burnout is dangerous! #OurWellbeing #GlobalSurgery #WorldAnaesthesiaDay #WAD2020 #Wellbeing [Ref: https://t.co/yh0soJbIT…
Burnout is dangerous! #OurWellbeing #GlobalSurgery #WorldAnaesthesiaDay #WAD2020 #Wellbeing [Ref: https://t.co/yh0soJbITq https://t.co/Qariy7cR40 https://t.co/wobRKxUJAK https://t.co/pntZlrDUto] https://t.co/sahyT4A2Xg
Shanafelt T. D., Balch C. M., Bechamps G., et al. Burnout and medical errors among American surgeons. Annals of Surgery. 2010;251(6):995–1000. doi: 10.1097/SLA.0b013e3181bfdab3.
@nachkari Decent amount of research done on this in healthcare, this is a widely cited paper on surgeon burnout and medical errors https://t.co/l3LIyGEF1v