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Burnout, stress, healt care workers

2014
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Advisor: Prof. Dr. Mehmet Fikret Gezgin

Abstract (EN)

Nowadays, especially burnout rate of healthcare worker, who require face to face with people and close contact, is high. Burnout as a result of inability to overcome the stress experienced in the nature of occupation is a condition that occurs as observed physiological and emotional exhaustion. The increase in burnout or stress-related illness, affecting the workforce is a factor, errors in the working environment and be a factor that increases accidents, affect the quality of care provided to patients. Becauseof these condition, burnout syndrome and stress their impact on the health of employees has been given importance. In this study, to determine the burnout and stress levels of healthcare workers, the working environment is intended to reveal whether there is cause stress and burnout. Studies of health related employees working in the health sector, because of physical and psychological problems, they felt had come to the end of the road are feeling exhausted, to overcome this situation and shows that isolation to protect themselves. Enough to deal with patients and insensitivity when pursuing their profession. Professional expectations of individuals should be determined according to the operating conditions. Pprofessional perceptions and thoughts should be ascertained. Informed their training tactics and strategies must learn how to win perspective on events. Directed social activities, should be encouraged to relax mentally and physically. That could lead to burnout and stress among healthcare workers situations, personal and professional factors were examined in detail. This study demonstrated for the problem and the proposals for solutions are expected to provide a significant contribution.

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Dr. Demet Yüce

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Demet Yüce (Master Thesis). Burnout, stress, healt care workers, 2014, İstanbul Beykent University.

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