Uncovering Academic Burnout in the Health Professions Classroom.

Self-reflection projects, such as the one described in this study, allow health profession students to explore and share key feelings, experiences, and insights. Exercises like this help reduce stress, isolation, and academic burnout among students and provide educators with insights into their students' lives.

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2025-09-16
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Uncovering Academic Burnout in the Health Professions Classroom.

Megan Trad, Karen E. Gibbs, Shannon Herrin, Katherine Victoria Theaker
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Uncovering Academic Burnout in the Health Professions Classroom.

Megan Trad, Karen E. Gibbs, Shannon Herrin, Katherine Victoria Theaker
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Self-reflection projects, such as the one described in this study, allow health profession students to explore and share key feelings, experiences, and insights. Exercises like this help reduce stress, isolation, and academic burnout among students and provide educators with insights into their students' lives.

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Uncovering Academic Burnout in the Health Professions Classroom. — Megan Trad, Karen E. Gibbs, et al. · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS