Burnout Syndrome In Cypriot Physiotherapists A National Survey

Characteristics of burnout syndrome in cypriot physiotherapists almost half (46%) of the participants believed that their job was stressful. around 57% of the physiotherapists who worked in the public sector as opposed to 40% of those who worked in the private sector (p = 0.038) reported that their job was stressful.. Prevalence of burnout, depression, anxiety and stress in australian midwives: a cross-sectional survey burnout syndrome in cypriot physiotherapists: a national survey bmc health services research , mar 2010. Approximately 57% of the physiotherapists who worked in the public sector and 40% of those who worked in the private sector (p = 0.038) reported that their job is stressful. in total, 21.1% of participants met maslach's criteria for burnout..

@misc{pavlakis_researcharticle, author = {andreas pavlakis and vasilios raftopoulos and mamas theodorou}, title = {research article open access burnout syndrome in cypriot physiotherapists: a national survey}, year = {}} background: burnout in the healthcare workers is formally defined as a state of. Burnout syndrome in cypriot physiotherapists: a national survey . by andreas pavlakis, vasilios raftopoulos and mamas theodorou. burnout amongst physiotherapists in ishikawa prefecture. kotrotsiou e: correlation of burnout syndrome and life satisfaction in the oncology nurses. noseleutike. Physiotherapists can easily develop burnout and this is an area of concern for the physiotherapy profession and may adversely affect the quality of patient care 5, 6, 7). in common with other healthcare professionals, the prolonged contact and continuous care provided by physiotherapists to clients can be emotionally draining and exceedingly.

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