E78 CMAJ| JANUARY 20, 2020| VOLUME 192| ISSUE 3 subsiding. One study found no
major differences in patient outcomes in the United States before and after reforms were …

the risk of hypertension, obesity, diabetes, occupational injury and depression. While on
such schedules, 20 percent of pediatric residents screen positive for clinical depression and …

It is no secret that medical training coincides with peak reproductive years for women; for
those with prolonged training periods such as in surgical fields this tension is even worse …

This year, new requirements by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
(ACGME) designed toaddressandsupportresidentwell-beingaroundmedical and family leave …

Abstract Background In 2011, the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education
(ACGME) instituted a 16-h limit on consecutive hours for first-year resident physicians. We …

2023:“That is me.” Eight years into my career—less than a decade but what feels like a
lifetime—I made the difficult decision to transition to part-time clinical practice. When I …

82 Passover am, the residents in our hospital shouldered all the additional pressure of
COVID-19, put on their masks, and kept going. For months after March 2020, when the …

With rising rates of physician burnout, much of the debate on work-life balance has focused
on weekly duty hours. And for good reason. Today's residents routinely work 80 hours per …

As a flurry of state-level legislation re-stricts US health care, more physicians face a difficult
decision: stand firm, possibly lose their medical license, and face charges ranging from …

Sleep deprivation is assumed detrimental to physician performance. Over the past 30 years,
increased efforts and attention to this issue have resulted in restriction of physician work …