Perspectives, Opinions and Curiosities · 11 October 2025
Surgeon well-being is critical for quality care delivery.
30-60% of surgeons report burnout, with significant risks of anxiety and depression.
Major stressors include long hours and insufficient support.
Individual strategies like mindfulness help but aren’t enough; organizational changes are necessary for effective resilience.
Fostering surgeon well-being can enhance patient outcomes and reduce workforce attrition.
Systemic barriers, like stigma, hinder help-seeking behaviors.
Systematic Review by Otukoya EZ, Amiri A and Alimohammadi E in BMC Surg
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