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To estimate burnout prevalence among junior doctors in Spain and analyze associated factors impacting health workforce.

Burnout among junior doctors in Spain: prevalence, associated working conditions, and implications for health workforce well-being

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To estimate burnout prevalence among junior doctors in Spain and analyze associated factors impacting health workforce.
Cross-sectional nationwide survey conducted among junior doctors in Spain
Burnout assessed using the Maslach Burnout Inventory–Human Services Survey
Data gathered on sociodemographic factors, perceived quality of life, and psychosocial impacts
93.9% of junior doctors met burnout criteria for at least one dimension
81.4% met for two dimensions, 50.9% for all three
Burnout associated with female gender, on-call duties, and psychosocial factors like sleep disturbances

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Cross-sectional survey reveals high burnout among junior doctors, indicating urgent need for mental health support and improved working conditions.

Martínez et al. (2026) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional survey reveals high burnout among junior doctors, indicating urgent need for mental health support and improved working conditions.