Wellness and Coping of Physicians Who Worked in ICUs During the Pandemic: A Multicenter Cross-Sectional North American Survey. Karen E A Burns , Marc Moss , Edmund Lorens , Elizabeth Karin Ann Jose , Claudio M Martin , Elizabeth M Viglianti , Alison Fox-Robichaud , Kusum S Mathews , Kathleen Akgun , Snigdha Jain , Hayley Gershengorn , Sangeeta Mehta , Jenny E Han , Gregory S Martin , Janice M Liebler , Renee D Stapleton , Polina Trachuk , Kelly C Vranas , Abigail Chua , Margaret S Herridge , Jennifer L Y Tsang , Michelle Biehl , Ellen L Burnham , Jen-Ting Chen , Engi F Attia , Amira Mohamed , Michelle S Harkins , Sheryll M Soriano , Aline Maddux , Julia C West , Andrew R Badke , Sean M Bagshaw , Alexandra Binnie , W Graham Carlos , Başak Çoruh , Kristina Crothers , Frederick D'Aragon , Joshua Lee Denson , John W Drover , Gregg Eschun , Anna Geagea , Donald Griesdale , Rachel Hadler , Jennifer Hancock , Jovan Hasmatali , Bhavika Kaul , Meeta Prasad Kerlin , Rachel Kohn , D James Kutsogiannis , Scott M Matson , Peter E Morris , Bojan Paunovic , Ithan D Peltan , Dominique Piquette , Mina Pirzadeh , Krishna Pulchan , Lynn M Schnapp , Curtis N Sessler , Heather Smith , Eric Sy , Subarna Thirugnanam , Rachel K McDonald , Katie A McPherson , Monica Kraft , Michelle Spiegel , Peter M Dodek Critical care medicine（2022）
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Despite moderate intrapandemic moral distress and burnout, physicians experienced moderate professional fulfilment. However, one in five physicians used at least one maladaptive coping strategy. We highlight potentially modifiable factors at individual, institutional, and regulatory levels to enhance physician wellness.
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