Baseline Characteristics of All Enrolled Participants (Intention-to-Treat)
moral injury
SYNDROME, SYNDROME
Abbreviations: MBI, Maslach Burnout Inventory; MISS-HP, Moral Injury Symptom Scale-Healthcare Professionals; SCS-SF, Self-Compassion Scale-Short Form; SFI, Secure Flourish Index; YIS, Young Imposter Syndrome scale.Other race and ethnicity was defined as unknown or any other race or ethnicity not otherwise specified.At baseline, the mean (SD) score was 30.6 (10.8) for EE, 11.8 (6.4) for DP, and 33.3 (7.3) for PA. A total of 570 participants scored positively for burnout, which represents 73.0% of the 781 participants who completed the full MBI. Of 784 participants who completed the YIS, 598 (76.3%) scored positively for impostor syndrome. The mean (SD) score was 45.9 (13.7) for moral injury, 31.6 (7.3) for self-compassion, and 6.2 (1.3) for flourishing. There were 411 participants (40.4%) who responded to the follow-up survey, with more participants in the control group (263 participants [51.0%; 95% CI, 47%-55%]) than the intervention group (148 participants [30.0%; 95% CI, 26%-34%]) (P < .05). Postsurvey respondents and nonrespondents differed by race, gender identity, and PGY (eTable 2 in 