Gejala burnout Dan persepsi terhadap dukungan rekan sekerja
Phronesis (Misc) 7 (2) (2010)
Abstract
: Burnout is a psychology syndrome of emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and reduced personal accomplishment. The participants of this study are nurses who have been working at intensive care unit at least for one year. Data were obtained using questionnaire and processed using spearman correlation. Results indicate that are negative relationship between emotional exhaustion and depersonalization with perceived support from colleagues. However, this research finds no relationship between reduced personal accomplishment and perceived support from colleagues. Key words : Burnout, perceived support from colleagues, intensive care nurses.My notes
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