Burnout
Pulmonary and critical care physicians work in high-stress environments, putting them at risk for burnout. A new study has investigated the relationship between grit, resilience, and burnout in this field, revealing that physicians with higher grit levels tend to experience less burnout. The study, conducted by researchers at Mayo Clinic,
Burnout
A recent study conducted by the University of Melbourne revealed that hope and optimism play a crucial role in teacher well-being and burnout. The research, which used a Structural Equation Modeling (SEM) framework, examined the contributions of these psychological resources to teacher well-being and burnout. The study found that both
Burnout
A recent study conducted at Universitas Muhammadiyah Purwokerto has shed light on the vital role family social support plays in preventing academic burnout among Islamic students. The research aimed to analyze the impact of family social support on academic burnout, with student engagement serving as a mediator. The study employed
Mediation
Research published in the Journal of Organizational Change Management has explored the relationships between critical psychological resources, burnout, and flourishing in contemporary work environments. The study, conducted by a team of researchers from the University of Wisconsin, analyzed data from 374 participants and found that self-efficacy significantly predicts lower burnout
Mediation
Researchers at Pukyong National University conducted a study on the impact of abusive supervision by coaches on athlete burnout in the Chinese culture. The study, which collected data from 301 athletes in China, found that abusive supervision by coaches was significantly associated with athlete burnout. Furthermore, the study discovered that
Burnout
The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) has released new guidance for HR professionals on managing workplace stress, emphasizing the importance of promoting employee well-being and self-care. The guide, which is part of a strategy to reduce sickness absence and improve performance, suggests that employers prioritize their employees'
Burnout
A new study from researchers at the University of Pittsburgh has highlighted the need for a burnout prevention and mitigation protocol for research staff conducting studies on sexual and intimate partner violence. The research emphasizes that while policies exist to protect research participants, there is a lack of consideration for
Mediation
Adults with long COVID (LC) or post-COVID-19 vaccination syndrome (PCVS) suffer not only from symptoms but also from stigmatization, according to new research from University of Leipzig. The study examined 2,053 individuals and found high prevalence of stigma experiences, with 83% of those reporting LC and 90% of those
Mediation
A recent study conducted by researchers at Shenyang Medical College in Liaoning, People's Republic of China, has investigated the relationship between depression, self-efficacy, academic burnout, and social support among undergraduate students majoring in elder care services. The study, published in the journal Frontiers in Psychology, found that 26.
Physicians
Researchers at Zhejiang University School of Medicine have conducted a study to investigate the relationship between occupational burnout in internal medicine physicians and nocturnal awakenings. The study used an online survey to assess the burnout status, job satisfaction, psychological status, and sleep conditions of 1,500 physicians. The findings suggest
Mediation
College students' problematic social media use and social anxiety on social networking sites are linked to social media burnout and discontinuous usage, according to a recent study published in Scientific Reports. The researchers examined the structural relationships between these variables using a stress-strain-outcome framework, involving 715 college students in
Mediation
Researchers in China have conducted a study on the impact of transformational leadership on burnout in special education teachers. The study, led by Lan Liu and colleagues from Suqian University, aimed to understand how transformational leadership influences teacher burnout through the mediating pathways of special education teacher admiration and student-centered
