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Burnout among academic nursing faculty
Journal of Professional Nursing, 2023Nurse faculty burnout is a growing concern in the United States. There are limited studies exploring the level of burnout in nursing faculty.To assess the prevalence of burnout among nurse faculty in undergraduate and graduate programs and its relationship with specific demographic and organizational variables.A descriptive cross-sectional research ...
George A, Zangaro +3 more
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Burnout in Academic Radiologists in the United States
Academic Radiology, 2020To assess the prevalence and associated factors of burnout among U.S. academic radiologists.An online survey was sent to the radiologists who were full members of the Association of University Radiologists in December 2018. Burnout was measured using the abbreviated Maslach Burnout Inventory Human Services Survey. Survey respondents were also requested
Dhakshinamoorthy Ganeshan +5 more
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Burnout in Chairs of Academic Departments of Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology, 2007To evaluate the incidence of burnout in chairs of academic departments of ophthalmology, identify stressors, and propose methods for reducing and preventing burnout in our academic leaders.Cross-sectional study.One-hundred thirty-one chairs of academic departments of ophthalmology in the United States and Canada.Confidential surveys mailed to ...
Oscar A, Cruz +2 more
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2023
Burnout is a condition which can affect people in a variety of settings. It is associated with reduced productivity and satisfaction; increased rates of mood disorders such as depression and anxiety and a plethora of physical problems including increased inflammation biomarkers and cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome, sleep disturbances, changes
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Burnout is a condition which can affect people in a variety of settings. It is associated with reduced productivity and satisfaction; increased rates of mood disorders such as depression and anxiety and a plethora of physical problems including increased inflammation biomarkers and cardiovascular disease, metabolic syndrome, sleep disturbances, changes
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Is the “burnout epidemic” an academic fiction?
BMJ, 2017In their editorial, Lemaire and Wallace1 say that burnout has reached epidemic levels among doctors. This “burnout epidemic,” although widely relayed in medical journals, is unsubstantiated. The prevalence of burnout cannot be estimated because diagnostic criteria do not exist.2 Estimates that have been made rely on categorisation criteria that are ...
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Life stress and academic burnout
Active Learning in Higher Education, 2013Stress has been shown to negatively affect learning. Academic burnout is a significant problem associated with poor academic performance. Although there has been increased attention on these two issues, literature on the relationship between students’ life stress and burnout is relatively limited.
Shu-Hui Lin, Yun-Chen Huang
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Harassment and Burnout in Academic Pediatric Anesthesiology
Pediatric AnesthesiaABSTRACTBackgroundHigh‐profile cases of sexual harassment (SH) have drawn attention to SH in the workplace via the #MeToo movement. Many studies demonstrate SH occurring in medical training and practice. Experiencing SH correlates with long‐term personal and professional detrimental effects.AimsWe sought to identify the prevalence of SH among pediatric
K. Karisa Walker +5 more
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Academic Librarianship and Burnout
2017Given the emotionally laden work done by academic librarians, and given what the book has established so far on emotional labor and its contribution to emotional exhaustion, which in turn contributes to burnout, it should come as no surprise that academic librarians seem quite prone to burnout.
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Korean Association For Learner-Centered Curriculum And Instruction
Objectives This study applied the demand-control-support model, which is a major model explaining job burnout, to the phenomenon of academic burnout of college students in order to explore the protection factors of academic burnout of college students.
Kyung Hee Kim, Boyoung Kim
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Objectives This study applied the demand-control-support model, which is a major model explaining job burnout, to the phenomenon of academic burnout of college students in order to explore the protection factors of academic burnout of college students.
Kyung Hee Kim, Boyoung Kim
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