September 25, 2025Journal of WellnessOpen Access

Grit, A Component of resident well-being

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NONathan D. OlsonNational Institute of Standards and Technology KWKelly WilliamsonNorthwestern University NHNicholas D HartmanWake Forest University

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This analysis demonstrates grit relates to lower burnout and higher career satisfaction in emergency medicine residents, indicating its importance for well-being.

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Higher grit scores are correlated with reduced burnout among emergency medicine residents, promoting overall well-being.
Residents with lower depression rates also reported higher grit, with implications for improving mental health support strategies.
Assessment utilized the Short Grit Scale to measure grit levels and their relationship with career satisfaction and burnout.
The findings underscore the need for interventions that enhance grit among residents to support their mental health and career longevity.

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Olson et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d5d14eddad3c16d46366f3 https://doi.org/10.55504/2578-9333.1231

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This analysis demonstrates grit relates to lower burnout and higher career satisfaction in emergency medicine residents, indicating its importance for well-being.

Grit, A Component of resident well-being

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Grit, A Component of resident well-being

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