Burnout Syndrome Among Iranian AnesthesiologistBurnout syndrome among Iranian anesthesiologist

The prevalence of burnout syndrome (BOS) is higher in physician than in other professions and it is especially higher in anesthesiologist. The development of BOS is related to an imbalance of personal characteristics of the employee and work related issues. BOS is associated with many dexterous consequences, including increase rate of job turnover, reduced patient satisfaction, and decreases quality of care. BOS also directly affects the mental health and physical wellbeing of the large number of anesthesiologists. To evaluate the prevalence of BOS among Iranian anesthesiologist to raise the awareness. Between September and November 2017, Mini-Z Survey was conducted to evaluated burnout among anesthesiologist including residents and fellowships. All questions of the survey were according to American Collage of Physician Utah Data. The online Survey Monkey Software was used to receive feedback from Iranian anesthesiologist. Of 100 participant anesthesiologist who completed the survey, overall 63% were not satisfied with their job, 89% has felt a great deal of stress and 28% reported their own definition of