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Degree of burnout among Maltese podiatrists working in two different settings [PDF]
The issue of burnout is receiving increasing research attention. However, most of the literature on burnout has focused on the nursing, physiotherapy and occupational therapy professions, with very few studies within the podiatric profession ...
Formosa, Cynthia, Agius, Trista
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Professional burnout in occupational therapists [PDF]
Abstract Introduction Professional burnout is a phenomenon which may be generally defined as feeling tired of work, the lack of commitment to work, frustration and adopting a particular attitude to individuals who one is professionally related to.
Edyta Janus +2 more
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Maintaining professionalism in the face of burnout [PDF]
‘We found that, regardless of their experiences of depersonalisation, doctors were able to maintain a sufficient level of professionalism so that their patients (and the external observers) were unable to detect any effects on their consulting skills.’ 1 This recent study by Orton et al found that 46% of UK GPs reported emotional exhaustion, 42 ...
Sarah, Dale, Jacqueline, Olds
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Perfectionism and burnout in junior elite soccer players: The mediating influence of unconditional self-acceptance [PDF]
Objectives: It has been argued that elite junior athletes may be especially vulnerable to the development of burnout [Coakley, D. (1992). Burnout among adolescent athletes: A personal failure or social problem. Sociology, 9, 271–285; Feigley, D. A. (1984)
Hill, AP +10 more
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Perfectionism in school teachers: Relations with stress appraisal, coping styles,and burnout [PDF]
Many school teachers suffer from stress and burnout, and perfectionism is a personality characteristic that has been associated with increased stress, maladaptive coping, and burnout.
Stoeber, Joachim, Rennert, Dirk
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Are clergy serving yoked congregations more vulnerable to burnout? : a study among clergy serving in the Presbyterian church (USA) [PDF]
Pressures generated by increasing secularization and decreasing vocations to ordained ministry are resulting across denominations in a growing number of clergy serving more than one congregation.
Leslie J. Francis +5 more
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The article examines the dependence of professional burnout of secondary school teachers on the favorable educational environment and on the age characteristics of teachers. The study was carried out in two stages (the first stage included the
T.N. Berezina +3 more
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The phenomenon of professional burnout in teachers: its nature and manifestations
Introduction. One of the tools for enhancing the quality of education is the improvement of personnel policies. The professional activities of teachers are consistently associated with high emotional stress, which serves as a predictor of professional ...
M. E. Paatova +3 more
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Burnout in healthcare professionals
Burnout is a work-related syndrome recognised by the World Health Organization and included in the International Classification of Diseases 11th revision (ICD-11) as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. Characterised by emotional exhaustion, depersonalisation, and a reduced sense of professional accomplishment,
Mmaphefo M. Maluleka +3 more
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Professional Burnout syndrome in health professionals
Abstract: Burnout, considered an occupational disease, is an emotional and psychological condition that affects many workers, manifesting itself with high levels of stress and anxiety. Objective: to analyze the characteristics of Burnout Syndrome in health professionals working in a hospital in southern Ecuador, between October 2020 - February 2021 ...
Fajardo-Lazo, Fanny Johana +3 more
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