The relationship between resilience and personality traits in doctors
The health and well being of medical doctors is vital to their longevity and safe practice. The concept of resilience is recognised as a key component of well being and is an important factor in medical training to help doctors learn to cope with challenge, stress, and adversity. This study found that resilience was associated with a personality trait pattern that is mature, responsible, optimistic, persevering, and cooperative -
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