Non-Invasive Assessment of Continuous Real-Time Workplace Stress Among Surgeons and Surgical Trainees: A Scoping Review

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The aim is to explore how wearable devices can measure workplace stress among surgeons and surgical trainees.
Conducted a comprehensive review of existing literature on wearable devices
Analyzed various physiological parameters related to stress
Focused on the application of these devices in surgical environments
Identified a range of physiological parameters that can indicate stress levels
Demonstrated the potential of wearable devices to provide continuous stress monitoring
Highlighted the importance of understanding stress in surgical contexts for improved well-being

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This scoping review examines wearable technology to measure workplace stress in surgeons and trainees, suggesting new stress monitoring methods.

Wearable devices can measure a range of physiological parameters that represent workplace stress continuously among surgeons and surgical trainees.

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Abahuje et al. (2026) studied this question.

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