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Rev Cubana Pediatr 2021; 93 (3)

Professional burnout syndrome in resident doctors from four pediatric hospitals in Havana

Acosta TJ, Valdivia ÁI, Marchena BJJ, Montero DD, Rodríguez PM

Language: Spanish
References: 20
Page: 1-15
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ABSTRACT

Introduction: Medical residency is a stress-generating training stage. This situation can contribute to the genesis of burnout syndrome; however, despite its importance it has been poorly researched in the students aiming to be Pediatrics specialists.
Objective: Describe the frequency and characteristics of professional burnout syndrome among residents of four pediatric hospitals.
Methods: Descriptive and cross-sectional study carried out in four pediatric hospitals in Havana city in December, 2019. The validated Maslach Bournout Inventory questionnaire was applied. For statistical analysis, the presence of the syndrome was defined in three dimensions, if the corresponding score was high; or if presenting some moderate or low dimension, it was classified as prone. Quantitative data on variables were examined through central trend measures and variability.
Results: The sample characterization showed that the female sex was observed in 91.0% with ages 33.4% under the age of 30 and 66.6% were single; 36.3% of the residents were in the first and second year and 35.5% in the third year. The syndrome was observed in 6% of respondents and 84.4% of the population was classified as prone.
Conclusions: Professional burnout was observed infrequently, but with a strong tendency to present as prone among pediatric residents.


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