Burnout syndrome among healthcare professionals

Bridgeman, Patrick; Bridgeman, Mary Barna; Barone, Joseph G.

doi:10.2146/ajhp170460

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“…Burnout has been associated with suboptimal patient care 1 as well as depersonalization, exhaustion, and reduced productivity. 2 Although a complex array of factors has been linked to burnout, 3-6 some programs and tools have been promising in beginning to identify and otherwise address burnout. 2,7,8 Baek The Association Report column in JAPhA reports on activities of APhA's 3 academies and topics of interest to members of those groups.…”

Section: 1daddressing Professional Burnoutmentioning

confidence: 99%

Moving pharmacy forward: Student pharmacists “embrace and advocate change in the profession”

Baek¹

2019

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association

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Section: 1daddressing Professional Burnoutmentioning

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Moving pharmacy forward: Student pharmacists “embrace and advocate change in the profession”

Baek¹

2019

Journal of the American Pharmacists Association

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“…Menezes et al (2017). Bridgeman, Bridgeman and Barone (2018) defines burnout as an individual's response to a prolonged state of stress. In such a context, the methods of coping have failed or were insufficient to deal with the problem.…”

Section: Burnout Syndromementioning

confidence: 99%

The influence of the future expectation on quality of life of cadets of portuguese army

Rosinha

Silva

Souza

et al. 2018

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. (2018). The influence of the future expectation on quality of life of cadets of portuguese army. Millenium, 2(6), 59-68. Resultados: A utilização da técnica de modelagem de equações estruturais revelou que a expectativa futura de sucesso profissional e financeiro tem uma influência positiva e significativa sobre a satisfação com a vida e com o trabalho e uma influência negativa significativa sobre o stress percebido e a síndrome de burnout. Conclusão: A expectativa de futuro pode ser considerada como uma variável relevante para explicar a qualidade de vida de cadetes portugueses, ao menos no que se refere aos indicadores satisfação com a vida, satisfação com o trabalho, stress percebido e síndrome de burnout.Palavras-chave: Expectativa de futuro; Qualidade de vida; Trabalho e satisfação com a vida; Síndrome burnout; Stress percebido. ABSTRACTIntroduction: The quality of life at work has been a recurring theme in the literature, considering its role as motivating agent for workers and promoter of competitive advantage for organization. Objectives: This study intends to evaluate if the expectation that the cadet of the Portuguese Military Academy has on his future influences his health and quality of life, in particular the professional satisfaction, the satisfaction with life and the burnout syndrome and the perceived stress. Method: 424 cadets of the Portuguese Military Academy, all males, 99 (23.3%) from the first year, 105 (24.8%) from the second year, 109 (25.7%) from the third year and 111 (26.2%) of the fourth year. Participants completed the scales used to measure the variables of the study in person, in a collective and voluntary way. All ethical precepts for carrying out the research were respected. Results: The use of the modeling technique of structural equations revealed that the future expectation of professional and financial success has a positive and significant influence on the life and jobsatisfaction and a significant negative influence on the perceived stress and the burnout syndrome. Conclusion: The expectation of the future can be considered as a relevant variable to explain the quality of life of Portuguese citizens, at least with regard to indicators of satisfaction with life, satisfaction with work, perceived stress and burnout syndrome.

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“…Factors leading to burnout among health care professionals have been well documented in the literature . An important strategy to prevent burnout is resilience.…”

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“…Factors leading to burnout among health care professionals have been well documented in the literature. [4][5][6][7][8][9][10] An important strategy to prevent burnout is resilience. Resilience has been defined as the ability to overcome setback, adapt to change, and keep moving forward in the face of adversity.…”

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Lyceum as a strategy to instill practitioner resilience in a pharmacist community of practice

Hager

Ekstrand

Pestka

et al. 2018

J Am Coll Clin Pharm

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Communities of practice are a common mechanism to support individuals who share a passion for a common area of interest, including implementation of comprehensive medication management services. In addition to supporting the exchange of ideas and experiences, a community of practice can be the convening point for resources that instill a sense of renewal and rejuvenation which can build resilience among practitioners participating in the community. This paper describes the Pharmaceutical Care Lyceum, a retreat‐style strategy designed to accomplish this outcome, which has become a critical component of the community of practice serving ambulatory care practitioners in Minnesota. Key elements that have led to the Lyceum's success include an “all teach, all learn” environment, an emphasis on group dialogue, a remote meeting location that encourages one to “disconnect” from daily activities, on‐site shared accommodations, and recreation and social activities interspersed between interactive learning sessions. Evaluations from participants are highly positive and frequently comment on the role of the Lyceum in creating enthusiasm and determination for the daily work of clinical practice. This paper explains the history, design, and impact of the event to encourage replication by other communities of practice focused on practitioners engaged in comprehensive medication management practice.

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Burnout syndrome among healthcare professionals

Cited by 322 publications

References 30 publications

Moving pharmacy forward: Student pharmacists “embrace and advocate change in the profession”

Moving pharmacy forward: Student pharmacists “embrace and advocate change in the profession”

The influence of the future expectation on quality of life of cadets of portuguese army

Lyceum as a strategy to instill practitioner resilience in a pharmacist community of practice

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