Burnout and depression among nurses in Japan and China: the moderating effects of job satisfaction and absence

Tourigny, Louise; Baba, Vishwanath V.; Wang, Xiaoyun

doi:10.1080/09585192.2010.528656

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“…Researchers found significant positive association between symptoms of depression and high emotional exhaustion (Baba et al, 1999). It was also suggested that symptoms of depression increases with high level of emotional exhaustion in the absence of effective coping mechanisms (Tourigny et al, 2010). What is not clear is whether these observations hold true in collectivist societies where mental health outcomes manifest differently (Shah and Jenkins, 2000).…”

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“…Empirical studies show that emotional exhaustion seriously affects job performance, job satisfaction, and exacerbate depression in the nursing profession (Baba et al, 1991;Parker and Kulik, 1995;Sheward et al, 2005;Tourigny et al, 2010). Most of this support however is located in studies from what we call individualist societies of the West.…”

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“…While burnout is an outcome of the quality of the work environment, depression is considered a global state that encompasses virtually all spheres of one's life (Tourigny, et al, 2010). This suggests that the process of being emotionally exhausted and burning out of work may trigger similar yet more pernicious thoughts that affect one's total life.…”

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“…The present study was conducted among nurses in India and China as part of a larger program of research (Tourigny et al, 2010). Data were gathered from 683 nurses in India for a response rate of 68 percent, and 550 nurses in China for a response rate of 69% by means of a structured questionnaire.…”

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Emotional exhaustion and its consequences: a comparative study of nurses in India and China

Saifuddin

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Tourigny

2018

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Abstract:We explore the impact of emotional exhaustion on job performance, job satisfaction, and depression in two collectivist societies. Specifically, we investigate the role of organisational commitment as a mediator and as a moderator of the relationship between emotional exhaustion and its consequences. Data were collected from 683 nurses in India and 451 nurses in China. Emotional exhaustion exerted significant direct influence on all criterion variables beyond the impact of age and marital status for both samples. Results in general support the mediation hypothesis for both samples. Commitment was also found to moderate the relationship between emotional exhaustion, job satisfaction, and depression among Chinese nurses but not among Indian nurses. The results seem to suggest differential context effects between India and China in the etiology of emotional exhaustion. More broadly, the findings endorse differences within collectivist cultures. Implications of the findings for future research are discussed.

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2018

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“…In line with other health contexts, diversional therapists also find that they have many and varied operational demands on their time and often experience role stress derived from operational demands. Burnout is also reported to be high in health care occupations (Tourigny, Baba, and Wang, 2010). This makes the diversional therapy context a particularly useful one in which to test these effects.…”

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Socio-emotional and operational demands on service employees

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Age as a Risk Factor for Burnout Syndrome in Nursing Professionals: A Meta‐Analytic Study

Gómez‐Urquiza

Vargas

Fuente

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Research in Nursing & Health

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Although past research has highlighted the possibility of a direct relationship between the age of nursing professionals and burnout syndrome, results have been far from conclusive. The aim of this study was to conduct a wider analysis of the influence of age on the three dimensions of burnout syndrome (emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and personal accomplishment) in nurses. We performed a meta-analysis of 51 publications extracted from health sciences and psychology databases that fulfilled the inclusion criteria. There were 47 reports of information on emotional exhaustion in 50 samples, 39 reports on depersonalization for 42 samples, and 31 reports on personal accomplishment in 34 samples. The mean effect sizes indicated that younger age was a significant factor in the emotional exhaustion and depersonalization of nurses, although it was somewhat less influential in the dimension of personal accomplishment. Because of heterogeneity in the effect sizes, moderating variables that might explain the association between age and burnout were also analyzed. Gender, marital status, and study characteristics moderated the relationship between age and burnout and may be crucial for the identification of high-risk groups. More research is needed on other variables for which there were only a small number of studies. Identification of burnout risk factors will facilitate establishment of burnout prevention programs for nurses. © 2016 Wiley Periodicals, Inc.

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Burnout and depression among nurses in Japan and China: the moderating effects of job satisfaction and absence

Cited by 67 publications

References 45 publications

Emotional exhaustion and its consequences: a comparative study of nurses in India and China

Emotional exhaustion and its consequences: a comparative study of nurses in India and China

Socio-emotional and operational demands on service employees

Age as a Risk Factor for Burnout Syndrome in Nursing Professionals: A Meta‐Analytic Study

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