A dialectical perspective on burnout and engagement

Ambiguity in a dialectical perspective

The medical perspective on burnout.

OBJECTIVE The aim of this study was to review recent medical findings related to burnout, its diagnosis, treatment, characteristic pathophysiological features, and preventive measures. MATERIALS AND METHODS A systematic review of the scientific literature in PubMed/Medline was performed. The most recent and important findings were reported. RESULTS Burnout was found to be a risk factor for ...

a head parameter survey on mazandarani dialect and its effect(s) on learning english from ca perspective (on the basis of x-bar syntax)1

there has been a gradual shift of focus from the study of rule systems, which have increasingly been regarded as impoverished, … to the study of systems of principles, which appear to occupy a much more central position in determining the character and variety of possible human languages. there is a set of absolute universals, notions and principles existing in ug which do not vary from one ...

The impact of organizational stress and burnout on client engagement.

This article explores the impact of organizational attributes on client engagement within substance abuse treatment. Previous research has identified organizational features, including small size, accreditation, and workplace practices, that impact client engagement (K. M. Broome, P. M. Flynn, D. K. Knight, & D. D. Simpson, 2007). This study sought to explore how aspects of the work environment...

Burnout and work engagement among teachers

The Job Demands–Resources Model was used as the basis of the proposal that there are two parallel processes involved in work-related well-being among teachers, namely an energetical process (i.e., job demandsYburnoutY ill health) and a motivational process (i.e., job resourcesYengagementYorganizational commitment). In addition, some cross-links between both processes were hypothesized. Structur...