Stress management of specialized doctors in their routine working life

Abstract

This research paper analyses the stress management of specialized doctors, especially those working at private hospitals, in their daily work life. It explores factors contributing to the causes of stress, personal and professional experience, and coping mechanisms. Ten participants from different specialties with diverse experiences in private hospitals are interviewed. The interviewed questions are based on occupation stress, personal experience, coping mechanisms and professional perspective and the study identified specific causes of occupational stress and numerous coping mechanisms. The paper concludes by offering recommendations for both individuals and organizations to enhance the well-being of medical personnel.