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Burnout among academic clinicians: A sample from medical colleges in Baghdad, Iraq

Nawar Sahib Khalil.

Abstract
Objective: To determine academic clinicians' burnout level and the association between their burnout and socio-demographic characteristics.
Methodology: This cross-sectional study surveyed 111 academic clinicians from six Medical Colleges in Baghdad City. A questionnaire was used between March and May 2022. The questionnaire consisted of an interface and two sections with a total number of 44 items.
Results: Most academic clinicians were found to experience a moderate level of burnout (46.8%), and 39.6% of respondents experienced a high level of burnout, whereas only 13.5% experienced a low level of burnout. The number of monthly day-offs was the only factor significantly affecting the burnout score (p=0.004).
Conclusion: Most academic clinicians experienced a moderate level of burnout with a negligible proportion of the high level of burnout.

Key words: Academic, burnout, clinicians.


 
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Nawar Sahib Khalil. Burnout among academic clinicians: A sample from medical colleges in Baghdad, Iraq. RMJ. 2023; 48(2): 493-496. doi:10.5455/rmj.20221224050207

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Nawar Sahib Khalil. Burnout among academic clinicians: A sample from medical colleges in Baghdad, Iraq. RMJ. (2023), [cited December 04, 2023]; 48(2): 493-496. doi:10.5455/rmj.20221224050207


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Nawar Sahib Khalil (2023) Burnout among academic clinicians: A sample from medical colleges in Baghdad, Iraq. RMJ, 48 (2), 493-496. doi:10.5455/rmj.20221224050207


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Nawar Sahib Khalil. 2023. Burnout among academic clinicians: A sample from medical colleges in Baghdad, Iraq. Rawal Medical Journal, 48 (2), 493-496. doi:10.5455/rmj.20221224050207


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Nawar Sahib Khalil. "Burnout among academic clinicians: A sample from medical colleges in Baghdad, Iraq." Rawal Medical Journal 48 (2023), 493-496. doi:10.5455/rmj.20221224050207


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Nawar Sahib Khalil. "Burnout among academic clinicians: A sample from medical colleges in Baghdad, Iraq." Rawal Medical Journal 48.2 (2023), 493-496. Print. doi:10.5455/rmj.20221224050207


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Nawar Sahib Khalil (2023) Burnout among academic clinicians: A sample from medical colleges in Baghdad, Iraq. Rawal Medical Journal, 48 (2), 493-496. doi:10.5455/rmj.20221224050207


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