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Lower socioeconomic status increases burnout risk in postgraduate trainees in the UK.

The study examined the effect of socioeconomic status and training programs on burnout in postgraduate trainees in the UK. It found that burnout is prevalent among doctors and varies by specialty, gender, trainee level, and socioeconomic status. Trainees from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are more likely to experience burnout during their training. The study identified at-risk groups that may benefit from targeted interventions.

Journal Article by Super J, Vinnicombe Z (…) Anakwe R et 2 al. in Postgrad Med J

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