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Designing Microlearning: Reducing Cognitive Overload in Professional Development for Clinical Educators
No full textThird Place in Poster Competitionhttps://openworks.mdanderson.org/edwk23/1005/thumbnail.jp
Optical Imaging for Early Detection of Oral Cancer in Medically Under-Served Communities
Get PDFSeptember 07, 2023
Ann M. Gillenwater, MDProfessor, Department of Head & Neck Surgery, MD Anderson Cancer Center
Rebecca R. Richards-Kortum, PhDProfessor, Department of Bioengineering, Rice Universityhttps://openworks.mdanderson.org/igct_seminars/1003/thumbnail.jp
Library News December 2023
Get PDFInterpreting iThenticate Reports Creating Accessible Hyperlinks Research Fronts 2023: Annual Report Are There Any Times We Should Use “Anytime” Instead of “Any Time”? Biocyc: a Pathway/Genome Database Collection Must Read Books of 2023https://openworks.mdanderson.org/rmlnews23/1009/thumbnail.jp
Improving Medication Reconciliation within 24 Hours of Admission to a Comprehensive Cancer Center
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Trainee Career Outcomes Tracking: Postdoctoral Fellows at MD Anderson as a Case Study
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Human Brain Finite Element Mesh Generation from Patient MRI Data
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Travis Thompson, PhDAssistant Professor, Department of Mathematics & Statistics at Texas Tech University
Part I: Motivation and an Introduction to the Software Pipeline
Part II: Building Your First Finite Element Human Brain Mesh with the SVMTk
Part III: Hands-On Mesh Generation Open Labhttps://openworks.mdanderson.org/igct_workshops/1003/thumbnail.jp
Incidence and Cause of Occupational Burnout Syndrome Among Sonographers
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To investigate the incidence of occupational burnout syndrome among sonographers and assess any associations between gender, number of hours worked per week, and burnout syndrome.
Methods
This research used a cross-sectional survey approach that replicated the Oldenburg Burnout Inventory, a leading measure of burnout, and surveyed a national sample of sonographers who were members of the Society for Diagnostic Medical Sonography.
Results
To measure the total score of burnout, disengagement and exhaustion subscales were added together, with a possible minimum score of 16 and a possible maximum score of 64. The results yielded a minimum score of 17 and a maximum score of 64. The mean score was 43.11 (SD = 7.02), indicating moderate levels of burnout overall.
Discussion
A moderate level of burnout was expressed with exhaustion being more prevalent than disengagement. Significantly higher burnout scores were reported among sonographers who worked more hours per week demonstrating a positive difference between burnout and work hour accrual per week. There were no significant differences between gender and burnout syndrome.
Conclusion
Although this review demonstrated moderate levels of burnout, acknowledging the issue is necessary to ensure workplace stress is managed before it becomes a significant issue. Further research should assess how occupational burnout can affect retention in the profession
The Associations of Cancer’s Financial Stress on the Patient-Caregiver Dyad’s Sleep and Psychological Well-Being
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The Involvement of miR-21 in the Molecular Pathogenesis of Richter Transformation
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