The attrition rate for general surgery residents is relatively high. What will you do to keep motivated and prevent yourself from burning out?

According to the United States National Institutes of Health, the attrition rate for general surgery residents range from 14% to 32%, which is higher than in other non-surgical or surgical fields of medicine. The article attributes overwhelming stress during general surgery residency causes burnout and manifests in decreased job performance and attrition. The interviewers want to hear your plans to stay motivated, reduce stress, and continue your residency until completion. Describe healthy ways you manage your stress levels and keep yourself from burning out.