Survey explores lifestyle factors affecting burnout and energy levels in physicians, suggesting strategies for improvement.
This study explores how various lifestyle factors such as diet, caffeine consumption, and work practices like break frequency affect energy levels and burnout among doctors. By surveying 100 medical professionals across different specialties globally, the research aimed to uncover how these factors influence occupational well-being. The analysis revealed some correlations, suggesting that specific, targeted strategies could enhance the welfare and performance of doctors. The findings underscore the critical role of the work environment, adequate hydration, a balanced diet, and the necessity for short psychological breaks in bolstering overall well-being.
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Shah Faisal Tarfarosh¹*, Aein Wani², Ovais Rashid³*, Beenish Khan Achakzai⁴ (2026) studied this question.
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