Abstract
High levels of “grit” or resilience are associated with lower levels of burnout in UK doctors, researchers have found.1 The correlation was found among different groups of doctors, with consultants recording significantly higher levels of grit than trainees. But it was not present among GPs who, as a group, had the highest levels of burnout. The authors said that the nature of burnout in GPs could be different from that of other colleagues and that when burnout levels are very high the “protective role that grit can play could be lost.” The UK study, …
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