Burnt out? No, it’s not about me

Grzegorz Gut; Michał Wąsik; Dariusz Śladowski; Ewa Olender

doi:10.5114/fmpcr.2025.153096

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Family Medicine & Primary Care Review

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Burnt out? No, it’s not about me

Grzegorz Gut

¹

,

Michał Wąsik

²

,

Dariusz Śladowski

¹

,

Ewa Olender

³

Department of Transplantology and Central Tissue Bank, Faculty of Medicine, Medical University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland
Radiology Department, Military Institute of Medicine, Miasto, Poland
Department of Histology and Embryology, Faculty of Medicine, Medical University of Warsaw, Warsaw, Poland

Family Medicine & Primary Care Review 2025; 27(3): 344-346

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5114/fmpcr.2025.153096

Online publish date: 2025/09/29

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Professional burnout can affect any of us. We enter adulthood with a sense of mission, ready to make sacrifices at any cost, only to collide painfully with reality. We experience severe physical fatigue, frustration, disappointment, discouragement, somatic problems, and addictions. We suffer like everyone else but pretend that everything is fine, refusing help. Over time, we become too unwell to care for ourselves. As it turns out, there are people and organizations ready to help – if we only allow ourselves to accept it.

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Burnt out? No, it’s not about me

Grzegorz Gut 1 , Michał Wąsik 2 , Dariusz Śladowski 1 , Ewa Olender 3

professional burnout, physicians, health, occupational stress

Grzegorz Gut

¹

,

Michał Wąsik

²

,

Dariusz Śladowski

¹

,

Ewa Olender

³