1994
DOI: 10.1136/bmj.309.6964.1261
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Stress, anxiety, and depression in hospital consultants, general practitioners, and senior health service managers

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“…Burnout results in a deterioration of the personal and professional life of the caregivers, emerging problems of marital and friendship conflicts, increased prevalence of mood and anxiety disorders, substance abuse and even suicide (BMA, 1993;Caplan, 1994;Blenkin et al, 1995;Wall et al, 1997;Tyssen and Vaglum, 2002). At an organisational level, burnout syndrome seems to be associated with negative outcomes, such as absenteeism, high staff turnover rates and reduced productivity (McCue, 1982;Wilkinson, 1993;Cordes and Dougherty, 1993), all of which affect the efficiency of the healthcare system, reducing the quality of care delivered to patients causing dissatisfaction among patients, as pointed out by Brook and McGlynn (1996).…”
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“…Burnout results in a deterioration of the personal and professional life of the caregivers, emerging problems of marital and friendship conflicts, increased prevalence of mood and anxiety disorders, substance abuse and even suicide (BMA, 1993;Caplan, 1994;Blenkin et al, 1995;Wall et al, 1997;Tyssen and Vaglum, 2002). At an organisational level, burnout syndrome seems to be associated with negative outcomes, such as absenteeism, high staff turnover rates and reduced productivity (McCue, 1982;Wilkinson, 1993;Cordes and Dougherty, 1993), all of which affect the efficiency of the healthcare system, reducing the quality of care delivered to patients causing dissatisfaction among patients, as pointed out by Brook and McGlynn (1996).…”
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“…az orvostanhallgatók kiégésének magas prevalenciája mögött a rendelkezésünkre álló csekély számú vizsgálat szerint az orvosi oktatás magas követelményei vagy az ezt a hivatást választó egyének alkati tényezôi (pl. a-típusú személyiség, teljesítményalapú önbecsülés) állhatnak (Caplan, 1994;Clark & zeldow, 1988;givens & Tjia, 2002;grassi & magnani 2000;Tjia és mtsai, 2005;vaez, 2004). Feltételezhetô, hogy a kiégés jelen vizsgálatunkban megfigyelt magas prevalenciájának hátterében az orvostanhallgatók körében fellépô magas stressz (magas követelmény, alacsony kontroll és alacsony támogatás) húzódik meg.…”
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“…Ironic detachment (Jessop, 2004) is just one of several ways in which workers in our sample struggle to preserve this necessary distance from the work. There is a delicate balance to be struck between having a passionate attachment to the job and maintaining one's own well being, as statistics indicating the levels of stress in occupations such as medicine and teaching reveal (Caplan, 1994;Cooper and Kelly, 1993).…”
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