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Journal of surgical education

ISSN 1878-7452

3 papers in the library · 21 citations · publishing 2021-2025

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Mindfulness in Surgical Training (MiST): A Modified Mindfulness Curriculum for Surgical Residents.

Journal of surgical education 2025 Elizabeth Miazga, Brenna E Swift, Madalina Maxim et al.

Residents experience numerous work-related and personal stressors that make it difficult to focus in the operating room, negatively impacting learning and surgical performance. Mindfulness-based cognitive therapy decreases anxiety and improves memory and learning. This study aimed to create a feasible and desirable modified mindfulness curriculum for surgical residents. This was a prospective...

Muffins and Meditation: Combatting Burnout in Surgical Residents.

Journal of surgical education February 2023 George Burnet, Carson Platnick, Priya Krishnan et al.

To quantify the prevalence of burnout in our surgical residency program and to assess the impact of a weekly wellness program for surgical residents through validated tools measuring mindfulness, self-compassion, flourishing, and burnout. Our hypothesis was that participants with more frequent attendance would: (1) be more mindful and self-compassionate and (2) experience less burnout and more...

DOI: 10.1016/j.jsurg.2022.09.005 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Burnout General surgery Graduate medical education Quality of life +1

Mindfulness in the OR: A Pilot Study Investigating the Efficacy of an Abbreviated Mindfulness Intervention on Improving Performance in the Operating Room.

Journal of surgical education 2021 Brian F Saway, Laurie W Seidel, Francis C Dane et al. 21 citations

Surgery requires operating room physicians to succumb to unpredictable schedules, long hours, and involved operations, which have led many to acquire maladaptive habits to attain focus in the OR. Research on mindfulness in the medical community has shown positive results on stress, burnout, and quality of life. However, due to the seemingly subjective nature of the benefits of mindfulness as...