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Meanings of burnout in английском

русский
эмоциональное выгорание
португальский
síndrome de burnout
испанский
sindrome de burn out
каталонский
síndrome de cremar-se pel treball
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Type of work-related stress, with symptoms characterized by feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion; increased mental distance from one’s job, or feelings of negativism or cynicism related to one's job; and reduced professional efficacy.

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Usage of burnout in английском
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The government in question went through a process of burnout, says Renzi.
The Guardian
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However, the reality is that burnout can affect anyone at any time.
The Irish Times
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Introduction: Surgical residents have been shown to experience high rates of burnout.
Pubmed
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There is growing awareness and some concern about burnout among healthcare professionals.
The Irish Times
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Logistic regression was performed to identify the risk factors associated with burnout.
Pubmed
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These findings may have implications for prevention and treatment of burnout syndrome.
Pubmed
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It explains the background to and offers solutions for dealing with burnout.
The Irish Times
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A forward defensive is becoming as rare as complaints about player burnout.
The Guardian
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These results are consistent with the clinical profile definitions of burnout syndrome.
Pubmed
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He suggested it was a profession on the verge of mass burnout.
The Irish Times
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That same month O'Sullivan pulls out of World Championships due to burnout.
The Irish Times
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Hair AEA levels showed a negative correlation with burnout and anxiety symptoms.
Pubmed
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An Ostrichpillow in the wild is a bleak snapshot of corporate burnout.
The Guardian
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TV producers who shoot live NHL games suffer from tons of burnout.
Wired
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A multifaceted approach addressing burnout, medical education costs, and alcohol use is needed.
Pubmed
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Focus Keeper Focus and burnout are two common issues for people at work.
The South African