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Physicians practicing emergency medicine (EM) are under constant duress due to the workload, continuous confrontation with patients in critical condition, andworking in shifts. Only working in shifts has been sufficient reason for stress (1). Increase in the duration of shifts based on lack of staff also damages the already fragile social, familial and peer relations of the residents (2). This condition has been known as “burn-out syndrome”(3).

Effects of the Schedule and Duration of the Posts for Emergency Medicine Residents on Their Social Life and Practice