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September 17, 2025Education for HealthOpen Access

Measuring resilience, performance anxiety and burnout in emergency medicine residents

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LDLia M. DanielsGRGenie RooseveltDCDavid Chadwick

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Survey study measures resilience, performance anxiety, and burnout in emergency medicine residents, indicating strong correlations.

Key Points

  • The study showed a negative correlation between resilience and performance anxiety in emergency medicine residents.
  • Mean scores were reported as CDRISC10: 28, CSAI-2: 32, and 2QMBI: 5.7, highlighting varied performance levels.
  • Survey methodology utilized validated scales: CDRISC10 for resilience, CSAI-2 for anxiety, and 2QMBI for burnout.
  • Results suggest integrating resilience training in medical residency could help lower performance anxiety and burnout.

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Daniels et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4606031b076d99fa604f0https://doi.org/10.62694/efh.2025.310
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