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FACTORIAL VALIDITY OF THE MASLACH BURNOUT INVENTORY (MBI- HSS) AMONG PORTUGUESE PROFESSIONALS
Carla Vicente+2 more
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ABSTRACT This study explored how contextual factors and the process of adaption shape the work experience of women with young children in science, technology, engineering, and math based on the psychology of working perspective. Consensual qualitative research was used to explore work experiences, contextual influences, and adaptation of 20 ...
Aekyung Jang, Eunjoo Yang
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Veterinarians’ experiences of treating cases of animal abuse: An online questionnaire study
Abstract Background This study aimed to examine veterinarians’ experiences of treating cases of nonaccidental injury and other forms of animal abuse and to assess their support needs and barriers to reporting cases. Methods An online questionnaire was completed by 215 veterinarians.
Joanne M. Williams+3 more
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Professional Burnout Syndrome among intensive care physicians in Salvador, Brazil
Márcia Oliveira Staffa Tironi+16 more
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The Impact of Combat Deployment on Health Care Provider Burnout in a Military Emergency Department: A Cross-Sectional Professional Quality of Life Scale V Survey Study [PDF]
Joshua N. Cragun+2 more
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Qualities of Successful Career Transitions in Finland
ABSTRACT Working life is fundamentally changing due to factors such as remote work, platform economy, automation, artificial intelligence, and sustainability transformations. We gathered the interview data (n = 56) among career changers working in work environments and performing tasks that were atypical compared to their educational backgrounds.
Leena Unkari‐Virtanen+2 more
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Abstract Background Recruitment and retention have been identified as contributing factors to workforce shortages in the veterinary team. Methods Results from veterinary nurses to an online questionnaire regarding recruitment and retention were analysed.
Jennifer R. Hagen+4 more
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