“职业倦怠流行病”是学术虚构吗?

BMJ (Clinical research ed.) Pub Date : 2017-09-25 DOI:10.1136/bmj.j4389

Renzo Bianchi

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Is the "burnout epidemic" an academic fiction?

In their editorial, Lemaire and Wallace1 say that burnout has reached epidemic levels among doctors. This “burnout epidemic,” although widely relayed in medical journals, is unsubstantiated. The prevalence of burnout cannot be estimated because diagnostic criteria do not exist.2 Estimates that have been made rely on categorisation criteria that are clinically and theoretically …

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