BUPHER
Values and Virtues in Medical Practice: Quasi-Experimental Intervention for Burnout Preventions, Professionalism Heightening, and Enhancing Resiliency (BUPHER) in a Hospital Surgical Division
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interventional
1,000
0 countries
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Study Start
November 2016
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Primary Completion
September 2019
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Study Completion
September 2020
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Due to their difficult and stressful work surgeons are under continuous physical and mental stress exposing them to increased risk for burnout and lack of professionalism. The present intervention focuses on providing time and a safe space to debrief and explore personal and group experiences and dilemmas, as well as acquire coping skills related to burnout, communication and professionalism.
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September 2020
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September 4, 2016
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November 15, 2016
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September 2020
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Professionalism Culture Scale
12 item scale developed by the American Board of Internal Medicine, by (DeLisa, Foye, Jain, Kirshblum, \& Christodoulou, 2001
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Abbreviated Burnout Scale
Nine item scale focused on 3 burnout factors (Iverson, Olekalns \& Erwin, 1998)
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Adapted Professionalism Mini-Evaluation Scale Exercise scale
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Cynicism in Medicine Questionnaire (CMQ)
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Moral & Cognitive Courage Scale
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Jefferson Health Professionals Empathy Scale
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The Areas of Work life Scale (AWS)
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Experimental: Structured group intervention a 'structured' intervention, leaning mostly on tools designed to prevent burnout and promote resilience, including predetermined exercises and topics as discussion goals in each meeting. Fidelity will be checked and monitored at the end of each meeting, when facilitators fill out a form that summarizes the content, topics and coping skills acquired in each session.
Experimental: Semi-Structured group intervention a 'semi-structured' intervention, based on tools for developing an emotional discourse, building a supporting team and self reflection. The 'semi-structured' intervention offers predetermined contents that are discussed through the stories and needs presented by group members. Fidelity will be checked and monitored at the end of each meeting, when facilitators fill out a form that summarizes the content, topics and coping skills acquired in each session.
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First Submitted
September 4, 2016
First Posted
November 15, 2016
Study Start
November 2016
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Primary Completion
Resident Observed Burnout After Daily Supplementation With Coffee
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September 2019
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Study Completion
September 2020
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Last Updated
November 15, 2016
Record last verified: 2016-11
The participants data will be shared with the research team from the Department of Medical Education, Sackler Faculty of Medicine, Tel Aviv University and Cohen-Harris Resilience Center
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