Burnout is not a mood you can push through. It is a measurable shift across six domains. This is a careful, physician-designed read of where your system is actually carrying the load.
The load of clinical work does not stay psychological. Decision fatigue arrives earlier in the day. Call schedules are systematically destructive to sleep architecture, not just its duration. And the same high function that keeps you performing also compensates for, and masks, the early depletion.
Two signals tend to carry the load first. Recovery is the rate-limiter; when restoration runs behind the draw, every other domain is compromised. And felt support is the strongest buffer the burnout literature identifies, which is exactly the thing a compressed schedule takes first. You are still performing. The gap between that performance and your physiological state is what this reads.
90 seconds. Six domains. Evidence you can verify.
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