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Burnout Syndrome in Nursing Staff: Problems and Solutions

Published:2021-07-28 Issue:2 Volume: Page:84-85
ISSN:2687-0037
Container-title:Virtual Technologies in Medicine
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Author:

Kryuchkova N. Yu.¹,Nozdryakova L. S.¹,Plekhova E. V.¹

Affiliation:

1. Center for Advanced Training of Healthcare Workers

Abstract

This paper presents statistical studies of the presence of signs and the level of formation of burnout syndrome among medical workers, and also proposes measures aimed at reducing the risk of developing emotional burnout.

Publisher

ROSOMED

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