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Critical care professionals work in high-stress environments where they provide life-saving care to critically ill patients. The intense emotional and physical demands of our work make us particularly vulnerable to burnout—a state of depersonalisation, emotional exhaustion, and reduced personal accompl
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Understanding burnout in the ICU setting requires a nuanced approach that goes beyond recognising its symptoms. It demands that leaders address the structural and environmental factors that contribute to chronic stress, in addition to interventions that support resilience and well-being.
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Burnout of the healthcare workforce, and particularly of critical care clinicians, is an active global concern, which has been exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. We present the definition and factors contributing to burnout specifically in the ICU, discuss the misconceptions around the use of burno
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Decision Support, clinical decision support, Werner Leodolter, Decision Supports
Clinical Decision Support: Benefits, Opportunities and Future Trends - Prof Werner Leodolter
