Burnout y resiliencia en residentes de cardiología y cardiólogos realizando subespecialidades
; Burgos, Lucrecia María 
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01/2020
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Medicina (Buenos Aires)
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Medicina (Buenos Aires)
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0025-7680
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1669-9106
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El síndrome de burnout es un estado de desgaste mental y físico muy prevalente en el ambiente médico. Está asociado a serios detrimentos físicos y emocionales de los profesionales de la salud, y se produce generalmente en un clima de trabajo adverso. Varios trabajos han demostrado que la resiliencia, definida como la capacidad de reponerse frente a las adversidades, puede ser un factor protector del síndrome de burnout. En este estudio se evaluaron los niveles de resiliencia por medio de un cuestionario validado en residentes de cardiología y cardiólogos realizando subespecialidades, y se relacionaron con los criterios de burnout. Se comprobó que un tercio de los encuestados presentaban niveles bajos de resiliencia y criterios positivos de burnout, y se encontró una asociación estadísticamente significativa entre ambas variables. Por su parte, la resiliencia se asoció negativamente con el cansancio y positivamente con la percepción de la realización personal. Es importante incorporar técnicas de detección de niveles bajos de resiliencia en residentes para intentar modificarlos y disminuir así el riesgo de burnout.
Burnout syndrome is a very prevalent condition of physical and mental wear in the medical profession. It is associated with serious physical and emotional consequences in health professionals, and is generally produced by an adverse working environment. Several research papers have proven that resilience, defined as the capacity to overcome adversity, can be a protective factor against burnout. In this study, levels of resilience were evaluated through a validated questionnaire in cardiology fellows and residents, and a relationship with burnout syndrome was established. One third of participants showed low resilience levels and a similar amount had positive criteria for burnout syndrome. A statistically significant association was found between these two conditions. Resilience was also negatively associated with tiredness, and positively with the perception of personal realization. Therefore, it is important to incorporate procedures for detecting low resilience levels in residents in order to attempt to improve them and thus diminish the risk of experiencing burnout.
Burnout syndrome is a very prevalent condition of physical and mental wear in the medical profession. It is associated with serious physical and emotional consequences in health professionals, and is generally produced by an adverse working environment. Several research papers have proven that resilience, defined as the capacity to overcome adversity, can be a protective factor against burnout. In this study, levels of resilience were evaluated through a validated questionnaire in cardiology fellows and residents, and a relationship with burnout syndrome was established. One third of participants showed low resilience levels and a similar amount had positive criteria for burnout syndrome. A statistically significant association was found between these two conditions. Resilience was also negatively associated with tiredness, and positively with the perception of personal realization. Therefore, it is important to incorporate procedures for detecting low resilience levels in residents in order to attempt to improve them and thus diminish the risk of experiencing burnout.
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