Burnout Syndrome in Emergency Professionals: A Literature Review |
| ( Vol-11,Issue-12,December 2024 ) OPEN ACCESS |
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Daniel Rodrigues Silva, Luana Santana Mendes, Anne Carolyne Silva De Souza, Arlete Felix Da Costa, Valéria Mota Soares, Hellen Rodrigues Pereira, Karen Mariane Rodrigues Silva, Jamily Trindade Sampaio, Ana Caroline Carvalho De Jesus Moreira, Mariana Teixeira De Oliveira Brito, Amanda Meira Saldanha, Eugenio Maria Gomes, Wanessa Soares Luiz Silva |
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Burnout, emergency professionals, emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, healthcare stress. |
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Healthcare professionals, especially those working in emergency settings, are subject to a significant amount of stress and pressure in their daily routine. The phenomenon of burnout , characterized by emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and decreased personal fulfillment at work, is a growing concern. These professionals face unique challenges, such as dealing with life-or-death situations, long work hours, and lack of adequate resources, which can contribute to the development of burnout. |
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Received: 02 Dec 2024, Receive in revised form: 02 Dec 2024, Accepted: 08 Dec 2024, Available online: 19 Dec 2024 |
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