For example, when I was a cashier at the local ice arena concession stand, I was rarely a victim of stress and certainly did not battle with it as frequently as being a student. 

  Here, I located a list of medical specialties with the highest burnout rate.  This site discusses how work-related burnout continues to be a problem among physicians; however, more and more medical specialties are feeling this overwhelming stress.

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emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal fulfillment.

Sociologically

“Do I experience a lack of relaxation time or socializing time?” “Do I have a lack of close and supportive relationships?” “Do I face too many responsibilities and not receive enough help from others around me?” “Am I getting enough sleep?” (neither am I)

Psychologically

“Do I feel as though I have little or no control over my work?” “Am I experiencing a lack of recognition or reward? “Am I completing tasks that are unchallenging or monotonous?” “Are my expectations unclear or overly demanding?” “Is my work environment too strenuous day in and day out?”

Merriam-Webster prefers to define sociology as, “the systematic study of the development, structure, interaction, and collective behavior of organized groups of human beings.”

Psychology, the science of mind and behavior, proves that burnout is just as much a pervasive issue of the mind as it is of the body.

Intertwining of Interdisciplinarity The signs, symptoms, and negative consequences of burnout can affect any number of individuals who work across a large continuum of jobs.

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What are some common signs and symptoms of burnout?  What are the various coping mechanisms used when suffering from this stress?  Are there ways we can minimize or even prevent this on some level?  Throughout this article, I will be addressing the history of the term, questions regarding possible reasons for the occurrence of burnout, different ways to positively cope with and manage this stress, and potential minimizing strategies within various susceptible medical professions.  Included within these strategies, I will go over the specific reasons as to why this term is seen in such a negative light while incorporating various integrated disciplines.

How did burnout come to be?

Worn Out: Burnout Among Medical Professionals

Well, what is burnout, anyway? Burnout is a term used to describe a physical, physiological and psychological stress reaction syndrome caused by long-term exposure to intense work-related emotional and interpersonal pressures (Biksegn et al, 2016).

Are you or someone you love working in a medical profession and struggling to make it through the work day?  Are you finding it increasingly difficult to get out of bed and face responsibilities at your job?  Maybe your workload is becoming too much to handle and it’s starting to affect your personal life?

Technological innovations present opportunities for advancing how education and knowledge are negotiated and enacted, but we must recognize that technology, and social media in particular, are not neutral.

Education is, first and foremost, an enterprise of sharing. In fact, sharing is the sole means by which education is effected.

Connected learning is socially embedded, interest-driven, and oriented toward expanding educational, economic or political opportunity

The academic disciplines of today and the modern concept of disciplinarity are largely the product of developments in the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries

 Advancements in technology have allowed people from all over the world to attend universities, opposed to the first academy that was only able to educate people who were in walking distance.

Second, there are the methods of the discipline. Methods are the way that we study the content of a discipline. It is the how of a discipline.

Both are very useful for interdisciplinarians, since breaking a problem or concept down may help us see the different disciplines that are involved, which will then allow us to organize our research approach.

Outsider’s Perspective: a situation viewed by a diverse group of people to make the outcome as creative and diverse as possible.

Interdisciplinarity is like mixing paint. You can lay colors side-by-side to create beautiful paintings (multidisciplinarity), or you can mix them together to get totally new colors (interdisciplinarity).

Communicating with another discipline requires time and work. An extensive effort must be made to learn the language of another field and to teach others the language of one's own. Many have recognized that this barrier must be overcome before successful collaboration can occur

Encouraging students to reach beyond the typical constraints of a single contentarea and engage in interdisciplinary learning fosters critical thinking, creativity, collaboration and communication skills

The medical field is most likely one of the most specialized fields in the world, even though it seems the human body and its complex systems would be the number one use for interdisciplinary study.

Many people as students observe professors and teachers in high school and middle school as being a part of individual social groups, kind of like cliques.

Discipline was introduced as “discipline” by the Romans and was originally applied to the professions because of the need that was perceived to relate education to specific political, economic, and ecclesiastical ends.

Colleges and universities spend about $26 billion per year on research and development, of which $16 billion comes from federal agencies.

Each College or University has its own Unique Administrative Structure.

“To own one’s domain gives students an understanding of how Web technologies work. It puts them in a much better position to control their work, their data, their identity online.”

While some schools are turning to social media monitoring firms to keep an eye on students online, rarely do schools give students the opportunity to demonstrate the good work that they do publicly.

Within disciplines, of course, teaching should encourage students to draw knowledge together from many sources.