Margareta Morrissette, Alexandra Michalowski, Anthony P Sclafani
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Factors Contributing to Burnout and Professional Fulfillment among AAFPRS Members.
Physician wellness is important for physician engagement and reduction of medical errors 1-6, impacting patient care. A recent survey showed that academic otorhinolaryngologists reported low levels of professional fulfillment and high levels of burnout 7,8. This study explores wellness factors in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery (FPRS).To examine factors associated with fulfillment, burnout, and intent to leave within FPRS.Cross-sectional survey.AAFPRS members completed an anonymous and standardized survey to assess professional fulfillment and burnout. Chi-square testing was used for data analysis.Among 75 respondents (5% response rate), 34% lacked professional fulfillment and 18% experienced burnout, lower than reported rates in academic otorhinolaryngology7. Lack of decision-making power in recruitment/purchasing decisions and uncompensated otolaryngology call were driving factors.Decreased autonomy and extra-subspecialty responsibilities drive burnout, lack of fulfillment, and intent to leave and should be considered in employment arrangements.
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Facial Plastic Surgery is a journal that publishes topic-specific issues covering areas of aesthetic and reconstructive plastic surgery as it relates to the head, neck, and face. The journal''s scope includes issues devoted to scar revision, periorbital and mid-face rejuvenation, facial trauma, facial implants, rhinoplasty, neck reconstruction, cleft palate, face lifts, as well as various other emerging minimally invasive procedures.
Authors provide a global perspective on each topic, critically evaluate recent works in the field, and apply it to clinical practice.
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