A Positive Psychology Model of Resident Well-Being: Results from the Nationwide HCA Well-Being Study

Gregory Guldner; Jason Siegel; Brendon Ellis; Anne Brafford

A Positive Psychology Model of Resident Well-Being: Results from the Nationwide HCA Well-Being Study

Gregory Guldner
, Jason Siegel
, Brendon Ellis
, Anne Brafford

Riverside Community Hospital

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Abstract

Prior studies have found high rates of burnout and depression among residents nationwide. A validated theoretical model would allow for thoughtful integrated development of a wellness curriculum and interventions to promote flourishing and prevent burnout.

Original language	American English
Journal	Wellness
State	Published - Jan 1 2019

Keywords

Wellness
Burnout - Professional
Burnout - Psychological
Resilience
Well-Being Index
depression
workplace engagement
psychological capital

Disciplines

Behavior and Behavior Mechanisms
Medical Education
Medicine and Health Sciences

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A Positive Psychology Model of Resident Well-Being: Results from the Nationwide HCA Well-Being Study

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