Burnout and salutogenic functioning of nurses.

THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORK-LIFE BALANCE WITH JOB BURNOUT AND THE FAMILY FUNCTION OF THE NURSES WORKING IN TEACHING HOSPITALS OF URMIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDICAL SCIENCES 2020

Background & Aims: Work-life balance with burnout and family functioning are among the issues that are of great importance in the nursing profession today. Therefore, the present study was conducted to determine the relationship between work-life balance with burnout and family functioning of nurses working in teaching hospitals of Urmia University of Medical Sciences in2020. Materials & Metho...

Burnout, work satisfactions and psychological well-being among nurses in Turkish hospitals

This exploratory study examined the relationship between self-reports of burnout and indicators of work satisfaction and engagement, perceptions of hospital functioning and quality of nursing care, and psychological well-being of nursing staff. Data were collected from 224 staff nurses using anonymously completed questionnaires, a 37 percent response rate. Three indicators of burnout were consi...

Characteristics of the nurse manager's recognition behavior and its relation to sense of coherence of staff nurses in Japan.

The recognition behaviors strongly influence the job satisfaction of staff nurses and an extremely important factor for the prevention of burnout and the promotion of retention. Additionally, among internal factors that may affect worker's mental health, a sense of coherence (SOC) is an important concept from the view of the salutogenic theory and stress recognition style. Individual's SOC incr...

Correctional Officer Burnout, Absenteeism, and Physical Health through a Salutogenic Lens: Understanding the Roles of Coworker Interactions and Individual Resilience

Burnout Disrupts Anxiety Buffer Functioning Among Nurses: A Three-Way Interaction Model

Over the last 40 years, job burnout has attracted a great deal of attention among researchers and practitioners and, after decades of research and interventions, it is still regarded as an important issue. With the aim of extending the Anxiety Buffer Disruption Theory (ABDT), in this paper we argue that high levels of burnout may disrupt the anxiety buffer functioning that protects people from ...