Burnout and endoscopy-specific workload among gastroenterologists and gastroenterology fellows in Türkiye: A national cross-sectional survey

Figure 3 Factors associated with clinically relevant personal burnout. Forest plot displaying adjusted odds ratios and 95% confidence intervals for factors independently associated with clinically relevant personal burnout in multivariable logistic regression. Clinically relevant personal burnout was defined as a personal Copenhagen Burnout Inventory score of 50 or higher. The model included monthly on-call burden (six or more vs fewer than six shifts per month), out-of-hours endoscopy duty, weekly endoscopy volume (more than 60 vs 60 or fewer procedures per week), inadequate endoscopy unit staff support, weekly outpatient session burden (six or more vs fewer than six sessions per week), and female sex, and was adjusted for age, marital status, dependents, and years of professional experience. The dashed vertical line denotes an odds ratio of 1. CI: Confidence interval; OR: Odds ratio.