103830 Federal Register / Vol. 89, No. 244 / Thursday, December 19, 2024 / Notices 

PECOTS (POPULATIONS, EXPOSURES, COMPARATORS, OUTCOMES, TIMING AND SETTING) ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA FOR ALL

KEY QUESTIONS—Continued 

Element Key Question 1 Key Question 2 Key Question 3 

Outcomes .......... HCW burnout, including instruments such as: 

• Maslach Burnout Inventory 

• Oldenburg Burnout Inventory 

• Copenhagen Burnout Inventory 

• Two-Item Maslach Burnout Inventory 

• Physician Worklife Study Single Item 

Question 

• Professional Quality of Life (ProQOL) 

Burnout scale 

• Institute for Professional Worklife Mini Z 

Survey 

• HCW family outcomes, such as: 

Æ Marital/relationship stress measured by 

a partner 

Æ Divorce/separation rates 

• Patient outcomes, such as: 

Æ Safety 

Æ Satisfaction 

Æ Adverse events 

Æ Mortality 

• Healthcare organization outcomes, such as: 

Æ Productivity (including presenteeism, 

absenteeism, work-related injuries and 

illnesses) 

Æ Staff turnover (including due to retirement, leaving the profession, mortality, 

or suicide) 

• Societal outcomes, such as: 

Æ Workforce shortages 

HCW burnout, including instruments such as: 

• Maslach Burnout Inventory. 

• Oldenburg Burnout Inventory. 

• Copenhagen Burnout Inventory. 

• Two-Item Maslach Burnout Inventory. 

• Physician Worklife Study Single Item 

Question. 

• ProQOL Burnout scale. 

• Institute for Professional Worklife Mini Z 

Survey. 

Mediating Factors.• Individual factors such as stress, satisfaction, wellbeing, engagement, sleep quality, suicidal ideation, depression, anxiety, meaningful work, 

mattering, moral distress or injury, workplace injury or illness. 

Modifying Factors.Æ Demographic characteristics: (e.g., age, sex, race, ethnicity). 

Æ Occupational title (e.g., physician, nurse, allied health professional, other). 

Æ Educational attainment (e.g., high school, some college, college degree, graduate degree). 

Æ Experience (e.g., number of years employed). 

Æ Income (e.g., household income, socioeconomic status). 

Æ Time (e.g., year of outcome ascertainment, or binned by pre-, concurrent and post-pandemic). 

Æ Shift characteristics: (e.g., timing, duration, knowledge of shift, mandatory overtime). 

Æ Job tasks (e.g., patient-facing vs. non-patient-facing, physical demands as high, moderate, low). 

Æ Geographic location (e.g., U.S. census region, urban vs. suburban vs. rural). 

Study Designs ... • Cross-sectional studies. 

• Cohort studies. 

• Randomized controlled trials. 

• Non-randomized controlled trials. 

• Observational cohort studies with a comparison group. 

• Pre-post studies (with adjustment for confounders). 

Timing ............... Published since 2014. 

Settings ............. All U.S. healthcare delivery settings where HCWs work (e.g., ambulatory, prehospital, emergency, various inpatient services, post-acute or skilled 

nursing/long-term care, including medical, surgical, and mental health care settings). 

Abbreviations: HCW = healthcare worker; PPE = personal protective equipment, ProQOL = Professional Quality of Life. 

Dated: December 12, 2024. 

Marquita Cullom, 

Associate Director. 

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