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Military medical students' coping with stress to maintain well-being/ Ting-Lan Ma, Kameha Bell, Ting Dong, Steve J. Durning..[et.al.]

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In: Military Medicine, Volume 188, Supplement 2, May-June 2023, pg 26-34Summary: Previous studies have shown that medical students experience a great level of burnout and poor well-being during their clinical training periods. In this study, the article sought to prevent burnout and support their well-being. It also investigated if these coping strategies are associated with military medical students' self-reported well-being, burnout, and depression levels. The findings could help inform programming, resources, and educational strategies to better support students to thrive in their careers long term.

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Previous studies have shown that medical students experience a great level of burnout and poor well-being during their clinical training periods. In this study, the article sought to prevent burnout and support their well-being. It also investigated if these coping strategies are associated with military medical students' self-reported well-being, burnout, and depression levels. The findings could help inform programming, resources, and educational strategies to better support students to thrive in their careers long term.

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