Imposter syndrome (IS) occurs when high-achieving individuals have a pervasive sense of self-doubt combined with fear of being exposed as a fraud, despite objective measures of success. This is one of the main causes of burnout among professionals, threatening their mental health and general well-being. The prevalence and severity of IS among neurosurgery residents and young neurosurgeons has not been yet studied. The primary outcomes of this study were the prevalence and severity of IS.
Zaed, I., Bongetta, D., Della Pepa, G.M., Zoia, C., Somma, T., Zoli, M., et al. (2022). The prevalence of imposter syndrome among young neurosurgeons and residents in neurosurgery: a multicentric study. NEUROSURGICAL FOCUS, 53(2), 1-5 [10.3171/2022.4.FOCUS2216].
The prevalence of imposter syndrome among young neurosurgeons and residents in neurosurgery: a multicentric study
Zoli, Matteo;
2022
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Imposter syndrome (IS) occurs when high-achieving individuals have a pervasive sense of self-doubt combined with fear of being exposed as a fraud, despite objective measures of success. This is one of the main causes of burnout among professionals, threatening their mental health and general well-being. The prevalence and severity of IS among neurosurgery residents and young neurosurgeons has not been yet studied. The primary outcomes of this study were the prevalence and severity of IS.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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