Sources and citations
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Burnout runs 2 to 3x higher in high stress, trauma exposed roles than in the general workforce.
- Gallup, Employee Burnout, Workforce Studies
General workforce burnout typically measured at 20 to 28% (frequent or constant burnout).
- American Medical Association, Physician Burnout Benchmark (2024)
Physician burnout reported at ~48% in 2023 data, down from a 2021 peak of 62.8%.
- National Council of State Boards of Nursing / NSI
Nurse burnout consistently measured between 50 to 60% across acute care studies.
- Steiger et al., Content Moderator Mental Health (2021)
Content moderators show clinically elevated PTSD and burnout symptoms 2 to 3x baseline.
- SAMHSA / First Responder Behavioural Health
Police and first responders show emotional exhaustion and psychological distress at 40 to 60%+.
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