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Relationship between work flow and burnout in medical professionals.

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Title: Relationship between work flow and burnout in medical professionals.

Authors: Saqib Bajwa, Aysha Butt, Nauman Mazhar, Shahid Warris, Muhammad Tariq, Rabbia Ashraf

Journal: The Professional Medical Journal (TPMJ)

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Publisher: Independent Medical College, Faisalabad- Pakistan

Country: Pakistan

Year: 2020

Volume: 27

Issue: 11

Language: English

DOI: 10.29309/TPMJ/2020.27.11.4650

Keywords: burnoutWorkengagementMedical ProfessionalsFlow

Categories
Sociology (44910) Work Psychology (20) Organizational Psychology (206) Anthropology (4272) Physiology (6728)

Abstract

Medical profession due to its vast diversity and sensitivity can exert great stress and exhaustion among working professionals. Objectives: The present research was aimed to explore the relationship between Work Flow and Burnout in medical professionals. Study Design: Correlational Research Design was used with convenient sampling strategy. Setting: Rashid Latif Medical Collage. Period: July to October 2019. Material & Methods: Work related Flow13 and Copenhagen Burnout Inventory15 were used to measure the variables. Correlation and Regression were used. Result: Significant inverse relationship between work flow and burnout. Similarly, Work enjoyment subscale of Work Flow come out to be the significant predictor of burnout and its subscale. Conclusion: research indicates that professionals who enjoy their work and keep their self-engaged in while working does not get easily exhausted.

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