Staff burnout in a psychiatric hospital: A cross-lagged panel design

Im Rahmen einer empirischen Studie wird dem Burnout von Pflegekraeften in der Psychiatrie nachgegangen. Insbesondere wird der Zusammenhang mit Angstzustaenden einerseits und der Unterstuetzung durch Kollegen andererseits untersucht. (IAB). "Previous research has shown that burnout in staff memb...

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Published in:Journal of organizational behavior 1994, Vol.15 (1), p.65-74
Main Authors: Corrigan, Patrick W., Holmes, E. Paul, Luchins, Daniel, Buican, Brett, Basit, Abdul, Parks, Joseph J.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Angst
Anxiety
Berufsproblem
Burnout
Burnout-Syndrom
Correlations
Depersonalization
Emotional states
Emotional support
Employees
Exhaustion
Hospitals
Mental health
Organizational behavior
Pflegeberuf
Psychiatric hospitals
Psychiatrie
Psychiatry
Psychological stress
Quantitative Angaben
Soziale Unterstützung
Statistical analysis
Studies
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Summary:Im Rahmen einer empirischen Studie wird dem Burnout von Pflegekraeften in der Psychiatrie nachgegangen. Insbesondere wird der Zusammenhang mit Angstzustaenden einerseits und der Unterstuetzung durch Kollegen andererseits untersucht. (IAB). "Previous research has shown that burnout in staff members at psychiatric hospitals is significantly associated with state anxiety and collegial support. The directionality of these realtionships may be inferred using a cross-lagged panel design. To do this, 35 staff members representing various clinical disciplines completed measures of burnout, support, and anxiety twice, eight month apart. Burnout comprised three factors: emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and personal accomplishment. Findings from one cross-lagged panel suggested that emotional exhaustion causes state anxiety. The second panel showed that lack of collegial support caused depersonalization. Understanding causes and effects of burnout for inpatient psychiatric staff may lead to training and resource development that will improve the quality of their work environment." (auhtor's abstract, IAB-Doku).
ISSN:0894-3796
1099-1379
DOI:10.1002/job.4030150107