Sep 2026· Revista Brasileira de Enfermagem· Vol 79· 0 citations· 48 references
Medicine
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ABSTRACT Objectives: to examine the association between burnout and sociodemographic, occupational, and health-related factors among Brazilian Military Police officers. Methods: cross-sectional study conducted between November and December 2024 with 1,028 participants. Burnout was assessed using the Burnout Assessment Tool, with descriptive and inferential analyses. Results: most participants were men (81.9%) and Brown (pardo) (49.6%); mean age was 41.9 ± 6.5 years. Burnout ranged from moderate to very high in 75.4%. Age, years of service, and physical inactivity were negatively correlated with burnout. Scores were significantly higher among women, White participants, those with a college degree, fixed shifts, physical inactivity, long-term medication use, prior psychological care, and addiction. Conclusions: burnout reflects an imbalance between high job demands and limited institutional resources, consistent with the Job Demands-Resources model. Findings underscore the need for interdisciplinary policies, healthy workplaces, and mental health care aligned with SDGs 3 and 8, reinforcing nursing’s strategic role.
The prevalence of burnout among Chinese medical postgraduates and its associated factors are explored to provide targeted insights for developing effective intervention strategies to alleviate burnout and improve the quality of clinical training.
Yi-Le Wu, Na-Na Meng, Meng Wang et al.· Frontiers in Psychology· 0 citations
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This study aims to explore perceptions of well-being and burnout-related risk factors among Physical and Rehabilitation Medicine (PRM) physicians and residents worldwide using a multidimensional framework.
Patients and methods:
An international cross-sectional survey was conducted between April 24th, 2...
Aaron Jay Yang, Muhammad Tawab Khalil, Maria Gabriella Ceravolo et al.· Archives of ISPRM· 0 citations
Nearly one in five nurses met the study definition of burnout, with several occupational, psychological, and health-related factors associated with burnout, which may inform workplace strategies to support nurses’ well-being.
Rahma Yusuf Haji Mohamud, Nur Adam Mohamed, B. A. Odawa et al.· Frontiers in Public Health· 0 citations
This cross-sectional study aims to examine the relationship between burnout, mental health, and job satisfaction among 180 first responders in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia, with a particular focus on healthcare professionals. Participants were recruited through a snowball sampling method from government and private health...
Sumitra Francis A/P Thilagaratnam, J. Mutang· Jurnal Psikologi dan Kesihat...· 0 citations
Mental health problems among university faculty have been increasingly associated with intensified work demands, with women being particularly vulnerable due to persistent gender inequalities in academic careers. This study examined the perceptions of women faculty members at Brazilian public universities regarding wor...
L. Martins, Heila Magali da Silva Veiga, M. Pereira· Education sciences· 0 citations
ABSTRACT Background and Purpose Burnout may differ across its dimensions, yet the role of perceived emotional/social support among physical therapists remains unclear. This study examined burnout dimensions, their associations with perceived support, and physical therapists' reported support needs in Israel. Methods A...
Michal Klein, Yael Krebs, M. Ben Natan· Physiotherapy Research Inter...· 0 citations
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