Understanding the links between conflict at work and burnout let organizational leaders prioritize conflict resolution, pay more attention to the mental health of employees, and protect the organization from the costly consequences of burnout. Originality/Value. This study reveals the c...
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Therefore, there is a need to examine SEND staff as a distinct population in order to understand burnout in those working in educational settings. The literature on SEND staff has identified a range of factors that are associated with the onset of burnout, with the vast majority of research ...
Being depressed on the job is hard work. Chances are, someone at your workplace has depression. It could be a co-worker; it could be you. Not just a case of the blues, not deadline burnout, but chronic, clinical depression that requires ongoing treatment. According to Mental Health Ameri...
The purpose of this study is twofold: (1) to compare stress appraisals, coping strategies, social resources, and burnout at work between social workers, psychologists and nurses; and (2) to assess the effectiveness of appraisals and support in reducing burnout and enhancing effective coping strateg...
High levels of workplace stress correlated with the depersonalization component of burnout and with absence from work. Environmental and individual factors appeared to significantly mediate the effect of work stress. Social support at work (particularly practical support) was linked to all burnout ...
By comparison, the stress/load appraisal contributed to more exhaustion at work, while emotion-focused coping contributed to higher depersonalization. Social support was associated with higher challenge/control appraisal, with the latter mediating support effects on burnout. These data suggest that the ...
4 Coping with specific work-related stressors. Types of coping. Coping with work stressors. Coping strategies used by specific occupational groups. Future directions in research on coping with specific work stressors. 5 Coping with work-life conflict. Social support. Personal control. Personal ...
to learn how veteran (2 years or more) child protective service (CPS) investigations workers cope with job stress; and secondly, to examine the relationship between coping strategies and levels of emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and sense of reduced personal accomplishment (burnout syndrome)....
For many, it likely involves a combination of emotion- and problem-focused approaches to deal with the everyday stresses we face on the job. Regardless of the approach, pharmacy professionals must confront the reality of burnout and the implications it has on our personal well-being and the he...