Physician Work-Personal Intersection: A Scoping Review of Terms, Definitions, and Measures

We identified 102 studies that investigated the physician work-personal intersection. Many terms were used to describe this concept, including work-life balance, work-life integration, and work-home conflict. Most studies did not use a validated measurement tool. We suggest two future work utilizes two words to describe the work-personal intersection experience: work-personal synergy and and work-personal conflict. We also identified 6 key driver domains of the work-personal intersection experience.

Examining Early Career Pediatrician Characteristics, Sacrifices, and Satisfaction

While most pediatricians in this study felt their personal sacrifices for their career were worth it, female pediatricians were less likely to report this and reported more sacrifices related to having children.

Innovative Wellness Models to Support Advancement and Retention Among Women Physicians

Three wellness-oriented models are presented to promote the professional fulfillment and well-being of women physicians: (1) redefine productivity and create innovative work models, (2) promote equity through workplace redesign and burnout reduction, and (3) promote, measure, and improve diversity, equity, and inclusion.

COVID-19 and the Well-being of Children and Families