Tag: burnout

A mixed-methods study at an Ecuadorian tertiary hospital found that 37.7 percent of medical residents experienced burnout syndrome, with qualitative ...

A scoping review of 15 Saudi studies finds that heterogeneous measurement tools and sampling methods prevent the establishment of a ...

In an explanatory mixed-methods study conducted in Shenzhen, China, 43.3% of surveyed physician mothers reported experiencing job burnout.

A study of collegiate athlete-students finds that perceived social support and mindfulness significantly mediate the negative link between burnout and ...

A quasi-experimental study of 43 newly graduated registered nurses in Saudi Arabia found higher self-reported clinical competence and confidence scores ...

A Journal of General Internal Medicine viewpoint links wartime service among healthcare workers to elevated psychological distress and inflammatory biomarkers, ...

A two-stage study of 332 hospital nurses found that burnout was negatively associated with work engagement, while secondary trauma showed ...

A cross-sectional survey in Brazil found high rates of burnout among ABA professionals, with emotional exhaustion and low personal accomplishment ...

A three-arm randomized controlled trial reveals that structured self-compassion-oriented expressive writing significantly reduces emotional exhaustion and cynicism among practicing psychotherapists.

Researchers have detailed a mixed-methods study protocol exploring the psychosocial and contextual determinants influencing burnout management in general practice.