5 ways burnout can affect the brain – and how to overcome it – The Irish News

We all deal with varying levels of stress in our daily lives, but at what point does that stress turn into burnout? With Stress Awareness Month (April) approaching, we spoke to experts to better understand what burnout really means and the five key ways it can affect the brain. They also shared some useful tips … Read more

Indonesia Ranked Happiest Workers in Asia-Pacific: What’s Behind the Smiles?

Archyde Jakarta, Indonesia – A new report indicates Indonesian workers are the happiest in the Asia-Pacific region, a finding that’s sparking discussion about the unique factors contributing to workplace satisfaction in the country. The study, released this month by employment marketplace Jobstreet by SEEK, reveals that 82% of Indonesian respondents reported feeling “somewhat” or “extremely” … Read more

Top of the world: why Indonesian workers are happiest in Asia-Pacific

A survey showing workers in Indonesia as the happiest in Asia-Pacific has prompted discussions about the factors underpinning their positive attitudes relative to their regional peers. A workplace report published this month by employment marketplace Jobstreet by SEEK found 82 per cent of Indonesian respondents said they felt somewhat or extremely happy at work, the … Read more

Filipinos navigate hyper‑digital era of AI, hustle culture, burnout

BRITISH entrepreneur and podcaster Steven Bartlett, creator of the global platform the “Diary of a CEO” (DOAC), has sparked conversations around ambition, leadership and well-being in the digital age – discussions that resonate strongly with everyday Filipinos navigating multiple side hustles, remote work and artificial intelligence (AI)-driven changes in education and business. From juggling multiple … Read more

How walking in Hong Kong is helping with cancer recovery and mental health

In a city obsessed with efficiency, optimisation and results, walking has rarely been focused on as a health intervention. Yet across Hong Kong, a quiet reframing is taking place. Increasingly, it is being described not as light exercise or leisure, but as a form of everyday medicine, one that supports mental health, recovery from illness … Read more

Key Challenges Faced by Today’s Hospitalists

On any given day, Andrea Braden, MD, must make quick clinical decisions about hospital patients who require emergency care. Her biggest challenge as a hospitalist is “the anxiety around never knowing what is going to come in the door that day,” said Braden, who is also an OB/GYN and lead clinical educator for TeamHealth in … Read more

Doctors’ Anxiety: Breaking the Silence

Archyde: Latest World News, Economy, Entertainment, Health, Technology & Sports Updates “`html Anxiety in Healthcare: Addressing teh Silent Epidemic Anxiety in Healthcare: Addressing the Silent Epidemic the relentless demands of healthcare often cast a long shadow, leading to a silent epidemic of anxiety in healthcare professionals. This isn’t just about occasional stress; it’s a pervasive … Read more

Doctors With Anxiety Disorders Say Break Silence, Get Help

Be sure to scroll down after this story to find links to extensive Medscape Medical News coverage addressing mental health and medical professionals. The nightmares started in his second quarter of medical school. Darrell Kirch, MD Darrell Kirch, MD, had struggled with anxiety since early childhood but this was another level. He was feeling burned … Read more

Understanding and supporting the mental health and professional quality of life of academic mental health researchers: results from a cross-sectional survey | BMC Public Health

The World Health Organisation (WHO) defines mental health as ‘a state of mental well-being that enables people to cope with the stresses of life, realise their abilities, learn well and work well, and contribute to their community’ [1]. It suggests that mental health is experienced on a continuum, is more than an absence of mental … Read more