Estresse ocupacional, burnout e estratégias de enfrentamento: um estudo com policiais militares do Estado do Pará

Abstract

Occupational stress and Burnout syndrome are relevant issues for the health of  military police officers and may have personal and professional repercussions. This  study aimed to analyze occupational stress, Burnout syndrome, and coping  strategies in the context of the PMPA. A qualitative and descriptive approach was  adopted through bibliographic and documentary research, with content analysis of  20 sources published or made available from 2021 to 2026. The results identified  operational, organizational, and territorial factors associated with occupational  strain, accompanied by physical, psychological, and emotional manifestations.  Possible repercussions on quality of life, cognitive functions, and professional  practice were identified. Coping strategies included individual practices and  institutional initiatives involving psychosocial assistance, specialized care, itinerant  actions, and remote modalities. It is concluded that the phenomenon is multifactorial  and requires responses combining personal resources, prevention, and institutional  care, recognizing that the existence of services does not ensure their use or  effectiveness.