Neurology residents and research fellows are profoundly contributing to the functioning of the healthcare system and academia. However, coping on a daily basis with the onerous requirement of residency programmes, long working hours and research activities could lead in some cases to professional dissatisfaction and have an impact on work-life balance with consequences on personal and workplace well-being, thus participating to an increased risk of burnout.

By Magda Dohnalová & Milija Mijajlovic 21st EAN Spring School 2020  – Virtual 3-5 September 2020 Final Report: We were all looking forward to the 21st Spring School course, which was planned to take place in Steischaler Dörf, Austria in… Continue Reading

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