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September 10, 2025BMC Health Services ResearchOpen Access

Association between burnout and physiological-psychological-social health domains among Chinese resident physicians: a network analysis approach

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The prevalence of burnout among resident physicians was found to be 74.4%, highlighting a significant health issue.
Burnout dimensions strongly correlated with mental health symptoms such as anxiety, fatigue, and depression, indicating a complex interaction.
Network analysis revealed central health nodes, with sleep, anxiety, and self-efficacy playing crucial roles in overall well-being.
Interventions addressing anxiety and enhancing self-efficacy may improve burnout outcomes among resident physicians.

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals burnout's strong ties to mental health in 207 resident physicians, suggesting interventions targeting anxiety and self-efficacy.

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Li et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1dd9254b1d3bfb60fbd6b https://doi.org/10.1186/s12913-025-13200-y

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Cross-sectional analysis reveals burnout's strong ties to mental health in 207 resident physicians, suggesting interventions targeting anxiety and self-efficacy.

Association between burnout and physiological-psychological-social health domains among Chinese resident physicians: a network analysis approach

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Association between burnout and physiological-psychological-social health domains among Chinese resident physicians: a network analysis approach

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