several observations have addressed high rates of occupational burnout among personnel of emergency medical services (emss) centers.  occupational burnout influences ems personnel's well-being and quality of life. the main objective of this study was to assess burnout and its determinants among iranian ems personnel. this study was carried out at all ems centers in two provinces of kermanshah a...

OBJECTIVES This study aimed to determine the level and factors contributing to burnout among doctors in Sana'a City, Yemen and to determine the relationship between burnout and psychological morbidity. METHODS This was a cross-sectional study of 563 working doctors in the four main hospitals in Sana'a City, Yemen. The 12-item version of the General Health Questionnaire (GHQ12) was used as a m...

Abstract Background Burnout syndrome is recognized as a global issue, and medical practice stressful, healthcare workers are found to be burnt out exhausted very soon, which reflected negatively on the staff well-being, patients' outcome, overall organizational performance. Aim This study planned assess magnitude of burnout among physicians in Benghazi-Libya. Methods cross-sectional was carried...

The aim of this study was to examine burnout and engagement dimensions as predictors life satisfaction in a sample 531 Spanish teachers. We also aimed the additional contribution core self-evaluations on satisfaction, above beyond socio-demographic variables dimensions. Results hierarchical regression analyses indicated that explained substantial unique amount variance accounted for age, one di...

Positive accomplishment is defined as the development of individual potential through striving for and achieving meaningful outcomes. Positive accomplishment involves the capacity to work towards meaningful goals, the motivation to persist despite challenges and setbacks, and the achievement of competence and success in important life domains. Seligman (2011) defines positive education as tradi...

Background: Burnout is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed. described in health-care workers and reported to be common primary health care physicians. This study aimed assess the prevalence rate of burnout, its associated factors, amongst doctors cluster one area, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Methods: cross-sectional design. The s...

Some important consequences of nursing stress are job burnout and withdrawal symptoms manifested as an intention to quit the job. Job burnout is a stress syndrome characterised by emotional exhaustion (depletion of emotional resources), depersonalisation (negative and cynical attitudes towards one’s clients), and a diminished sense of personal accomplishment (the tendency to evaluate oneself ne...

INTRODUCTION Professional burnout has been described as a gradual erosion of a person and may be one of the possible consequences of chronic occupational stress. Although occupational stress has been surveyed among dentists in Hong Kong, no study has been published about burnout in the profession. This study aimed to evaluate burnout among Hong Kong dentists and its association with occupationa...

BACKGROUND Female doctors in Hungary have worse indicators of physical and mental health compared with other professional women. We aimed to cast light on possible indicators of mental health, workload, and burnout of female physicians. METHODS Two time-points (T) were compared, in 2003 (T1 n = 408) and 2013 (T2 n = 2414), based on two nationally representative surveys of female doctors, and ...