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Considerations to Optimize Structurally Responsive Work Environments for U.S. Military Specialty Physicians.

Erin TracyLaura TilleyJeanne PatzkowskiKathryn M EliasenArlene HudsonKrista B Highland
Published in: Military medicine (2024)
Although reported intervening confidence, likelihood, and importance were high, it is unclear whether perceptions correspond to awareness of intervention need and behaviors. Bivariate differences in burnout levels between men and women were fully explained by the number of comment types in the mediation model. Annual trainings may not effectively address workplace climate optimization; institutions should consider targeted policy and programmatic efforts to ensure effective, structurally responsive approaches.
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