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Interpersonal behaviour in relation to burnout
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Abstract
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| Organisational and work-related challenges faced by midwives make them vulnerable to burnout, but individual factors, such as interpersonal behaviour, can also contribute. A study in eight hospitals in the Dutch-speaking part of Belgium investigated the prevalence of burnout among Flemish midwives, assessed their interpersonal behaviour, and explored the relationship between interpersonal behaviour, burnout, job satisfaction and intention to leave. This article describes the study and reports the findings. |
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Language
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English
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Nursing management: UK / Royal College of Nursing. - London
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Publication
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London
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2015
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1354-5760
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DOI
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10.7748/NM.22.8.26.S27
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22
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(2015)
, p. 26-32
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