Context Technological change and the increasingly rapid pace of life in the United States
and globally have contributed to increased levels of stress and burnout experienced by …

Context Stress is a very common problem. There has been considerable research on stress
in certain health care professions; however, very little is known about the importance of …

Introduction Clinical placements are integral components of Diagnostic Radiography (DR)
university training programs, providing students with necessary and unique learning …

Purpose To investigate stress levels and causes of stress among radiologic technologists
and determine whether an intervention could reduce stress in a selected radiologic …

Overall, 55% of surveyed radiology practice leaders reported that burnout was a very
significant problem, and 22% reported that burnout was a significant problem. Burnout did …

AIMS: Consultant radiologists appear to be at greater risk of burnout than consultants
working in other specialties. The aim of this study was to examine sources of stress and …

Purpose: Nothing is known about the effects of stress amongst radiographers in different
clinical settings (hospital and private). We aimed to evaluate the magnitude and impact of …

PURPOSE:: The aims of this study were to determine the prevalence of repetitive stress
symptoms among radiology technologists working in a fully digital radiology department and …

Objective The objective of this study is to determine the major stressors affecting practicing
breast radiologists. Methods All members of the Society of Breast Imaging within the United …

PURPOSE: To determine the prevalence of repetitive stress symptoms among radiologists
working in a archiving and communication systems (PACS) environment and to assess their …