[Occupational disease. Burnout syndrome].

Name: [Occupational disease. Burnout syndrome].
Creator: Guadalupe, Manzano García
Keywords: Occupational Diseases, 8. Economic growth, Humans, Burnout, Professional, 3. Good health

Guadalupe, Manzano García

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[Occupational disease. Burnout syndrome].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 24 Mar 2004Journal:Revista de enfermeria (Barcelona, Spain), volume 26 (issn: 0210-5020,

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Authors: Guadalupe, Manzano García;

pmid: 14705593

[Occupational disease. Burnout syndrome].

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Abstract

This theoretical article, which includes a bibliographical summary, analyzes the burnout syndrome in all its aspect. The author presents ways to diagnose and prevent this syndrome and presents a series of extremely useful and interesting recommendations for professionals as well as businesses and organizations where these professionals work. This article is written from the viewpoint of preventing risks in the workplace.

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University of La Rioja
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Occupational Diseases, Humans, Burnout, Professional

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