Coping strategies adopted by medical residents in dealing with work-related stress: a mixed-methods study

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Shamaila Manzoor
Madiha Sajjad
Idrees Anwar
Aisha Rafi
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[1] University of Health Sciences (Lahore),Azad Jammu & Kashmir Medical College
[2] RIPHAH International University,Islamic International Medical College
[3] Rawalpindi Medical University,Shifa Medical College
[4] Shifa Tameer-e Millat University,undefined
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BMC Medical Education | / 22卷
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Coping strategy; Fatigue; Medical residents; Long working hours;
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