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Understanding the effect of fear of COVID-19 on COVID-19 burnout and job satisfaction: a mediation model of psychological capital

Psychology, Health & Medicine, 2022
Healthcare professionals are more at risk than others of being affected by the negative psychological consequences of COVID-19. Therefore, it is necessary to determine the factors protecting healthcare professionals from the negative psychological ...
Zafer Güney Çağış, Murat Yıldırım   +1 more
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Psychological effects of burnout among health workers

Journal of Clinical Images and Medical Case Reports, 2022
Stress and burnout among human service professionals have been considered by researchers as an endemic affecting the quality-of-service delivery within the profession. A cross-sectional survey research method through a quantitative approach was used in exploring the psychological effects of burnout among health professionals.
Elizabeth Yeboah, Francisca Arboh, Eric Atta Quainoo   +2 more
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Healing leaders: Altruism and psychological safety as antidotes to burnout in health care settings

Social Behavior and Personality: An international journal
Employee burnout is an issue of relevance to several of the United Nations' sustainable development goals. We investigated servant leadership, psychological safety, and employee altruism as important factors for predicting burnout in the Chinese health ...
Ruirui Wang, Naveed Ahmad, H. Ryu, Ubaldo Comite, Antonio Ariza-montes, Heesup Han   +5 more
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Job strain, psychological distress, and burnout in nurses

American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 1998
The first phase of this longitudinal study consisted of a questionnaire completed by a cohort of 1,891 nurses (aged 23-65 years) from six acute care hospitals from the province of Québec. This study was set up to investigate the association between the psychosocial environment of work and mental health.
R, Bourbonnais, M, Comeau, M, Vézina, G, Dion   +3 more
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Golembiewski's Phase Model of Psychological Burnout: Some Issues

Psychological Reports, 1990
The present investigation examined three issues relevant to Golembiewski's phase model of psychological burnout. These were use of the mean versus median in creating high and low subgroups on Maslach Burnout Inventory subscales, use of different item structures on Maslach subscales, and different sequences of Maslach subscales proposed by Golembiewski
J, Wolpin, R J, Burke, E R, Greenglass
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PHASE ANALYSIS OF BURNOUT AND OTHER PSYCHOLOGICAL PHENOMENA

Psychological Reports, 2000
Phase analysis appears to have the potential to increase knowledge and improve ameliorative solutions for burnout. This article explored potential uses of the phase models of burnout and social and practical implications of the phases. The use of phase analysis to increase understanding of other psychological phenomena such as anxiety, citizenship ...
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Psychological contract's mediating effect between psychological capital and job burnout

2016 International Conference on Logistics, Informatics and Service Sciences (LISS), 2016
This paper establishes a relation model between psychological capital and job burnout by taking psychological contract as an intervening variable, so as to discuss psychological capital's impact on job burnout. According to research results, psychological capital has an evident negative correlation with job burnout; and psychological contract plays a ...
Xiaolun Cai, Long Ye
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Socio-Psychological Support 
for Professional Burnout

Journal of Pedagogical Studies
This article presents a comprehensive analysis of the phenomenon of professional burnout, 
which is particularly relevant in the context of public service. The study explores the key causes and manifestations of burnout, including emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment.
T. Kremneva, Tat'yana Doroshenko
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Psychological Burnout in High-Level Athletes

The Physician and Sportsmedicine, 1984
In brief: Psychological burnout causes many high-level athletes to quit their sport before they achieve their potential.
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Psychological Burnout Features Amongst Medical Workers

European Proceedings of Social and Behavioural Sciences, 2022
Dmitry S. Bukharov, Svetlana V. Kovalenko   +1 more
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