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Methods Residents in the 2011 graduating class of the IMR (n=56) were assessed at the beginning of PGY2 and PGY3 and at graduation. Measures were self-administered online and included established measures of wellbeing: perceived stress, burnout (emotional exhaustion, depersonalization), depression, and satisfaction with life. Wellness behaviors assessed included restful sleep, nutrition, physical activity, mind-body activities, being in nurturing relationships, being outdoors in nature, and alcohol use. Stepwise regression analysis examined relationships between wellness behaviors and each wellbeing measure at each timepoint.

OA05.02. Relationships among well-being and wellness behaviors over time in residents in eight family medicine residencies