Awareness of Physician Burnout Has Peaked, But What Is the Next Step?
Burnout is thought to be the direct result of occupational demands that consistently outweigh the physical, mental, and psychological abilities of individuals suffering from it.
Stress-Related Disorders
Neither Psychotherapy Nor Medications Favored for PTSD
For adults with posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), the evidence is insufficient to determine whether trauma-focused psychotherapy or medications are more effective for symptom reduction.
Exposure to Threats, Assaults Related to PTSD in Psychiatric Staff
The regression analysis found that critical event score and chronic stressor count significantly influenced the variance of PTSD symptoms, while gender and professional discipline did not.
Stress and HPA Axis Function Interact in Adolescent Depression
According to the authors, this study distinguishes itself from others given its focus on cumulative exposure to cortisol rather than acute circulating levels.
PTSD Linked to Early Incident TIA, Stroke in Young Veterans
Increased risk seen in cohort of young and middle-aged veterans in unadjusted and fully adjusted models.
Depression, Anxiety, Stress Reduce Cardiac Rehab Adherence
Patients with moderate depression, anxiety, stress symptoms more likely to drop out of rehab.
Signs Workplace Stress Affects Mental Health
While workplace stress is common, here are signs to warn patients that it may be affecting their mental health.
Postmenopausal Estradiol Therapy May Protect Cognition in Presence of Stress
In the presence of stress, postmenopausal estradiol therapy may protect against certain types of cognition.
Poor Sleep Quality Mediates Relationship Between Stress, Chronic Pain
In pediatric patients, poor sleep quality partially mediates PTSS and chronic pain relationships.
APA: Medical Discrimination Based on Size Psychologically, Physically Harms Patients
Patients’ health can be affected by medical discrimination based on their size.
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