Psychosocial Work Characteristics as Predictors for Burnout: Findings From 3-Year Follow Up of the PUMA Study
Journal of Occupational and Environmental MedicinePublished 1 October 2005
Marianne Borritz, Ute B ltmann, Reiner Rugulies, Karl Bang Christensen, Ebbe Villadsen, Tage S. Kristensen
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Psychosocial work characteristics were prospectively associated with burnout, suggesting that improving the psychossocial work environment may reduce future burnout in human service work.
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Psychosocial work characteristics were prospectively associated with burnout, suggesting that improving the psychosocial work environment may reduce future burnout in human service work.
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