Christopher R Simon

TL;DR: There was a particularly strong relationship between self-regulation capacity and the dimensions of purpose in life and environmental mastery, which suggests that physicians who effectively self-manage may be better able to preserve a sense of purpose and an adequate work-life balance in their daily life.

TL;DR: Results do not support some of the literature suggesting that physicians are highly distressed and cannot manage the demands of their profession, and imply that nurturing self-regulation skills within this population could potentially be one way to help them adapt to meet the evolving demands of the medical profession.

TL;DR: In this paper, the authors explored the process in which four female medical students learned to regulate how they felt by participating in a feel-based, person-centered intervention, and synthesized through an analysis of narratives, indicated that for each student, feel was a holistic, dynamic, self-defined multidimensional experience that varied over time.

TL;DR: In this paper , the authors evaluated the difference in mental health and addictions health service use between physicians and non-physicians, before and during the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.