Fahad Mansoor Samadi

Burnout and emotional exhaustion are becoming increasingly common among oncology professionals, particularly those involved in the care of patients with oral cancer. Oral oncologists and maxillofacial surgeons often work closely with patients through prolonged treatment journeys that involve facial disfigurement, pain, uncertain outcomes, and, at times, end-of-life care. These repeated emotional encounters can create a deep psychological burden that is often overlooked in clinical practice.