It is concluded that although both therapeutic methods (EMDR and Citalopram) had significant effect in improving obsessive signs but it seems that in short term EMRD has better effect in improvement of final outcome of OCD.
Introduction: Burnout syndrome is one of the consequences
and the results of occupational or job stress emerged in the form of emotional exhaustion
feeling, depersonalization and decrement personal accomplishment. The aim of this study
was to determine the occupational stress and its relationship with burnout syndrome in the
academic members of Lorestan University of Medical Sciences.
Methods: This descriptive cross-sectional survey was
conducted on 111 of the faculty members via multistage sampling. Data were collected by
the questionnaire of Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI), and Osipow Occupational Stress
Inventory (OSI- R). Data were analyzed by using descriptive statistics as well as
analytical statistics such as chi square, Kruskal-Wallis, Mann Whitney tests and Pearson
correlation coefficient.
Results: The results showed that the most of the
participants had a low level of burnout three dimensions including emotional burnout
(72.1%), depersonalization (81.1%), and the decrement of personal accomplishment (56.8%).
Moreover 79.3% of samples had a low occupational stress, but there was a meaningful
relationship between occupational stress and dimensions of burnout syndrome with an
exception for the intensity of decrement of personal accomplishment.
Conclusion: Academic members were in an appropriate
condition concerning burnout syndrome and occupational stress. However by applying some
strategies to decrease stress and determining stress resources, we can improve their
psychological health of academic members.
Considering efficacy and few side effects of buspirone, it can be a favorable drug in the treatment of patients with PMS. However, further studies (preferably double-blind, placebo controlled ones) with large sample sizes are recommended to investigate efficacy and side effects of buspirone.
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