Physician Stress Dataset from Real Clinical Environments (PARFAIT)

It is widely recognized that the health and well-being of physicians play a crucial role in ensuring the effectiveness and quality of healthcare delivery. Burnout and work-related stress have emerged as significant challenges affecting physicians' mental health worldwide. This global phenomenon has impacted the overall delivery of healthcare services and resulted in an increased risk of adverse effects for both physicians and patients. To overcome these challenges, addressing work-related stress issues is imperative for upholding healthcare standards and sustaining healthcare services. To this end, we present a new dataset that was meticulously crafted and collected through structured surveys and non-invasive finger-worn sensors at King Adbulla Medical City(KAMC). The key objective of this study was to identify the factors influencing physician well-being in high-stress clinical environments. In addition, we examined the relationships among various physiological, psychological, and work-related factors that might increase stress among medical practitioners working in different clinical settings. Our analysis provides promising insights into the intricate dynamics of stressful healthcare environments and the measured stress factors.