Purpose Drawing on organisational support theory, this paper aims to investigate the
relationships between servant leadership and (1) job burnout and (2) work–life balance, as …

Physician wellness is recognized as a critical component of enhancing the quality of health
care. An epidemic of symptoms related to stress and burnout among medical professionals …

Over the last decade, health care professionals in the field of radiology have experienced
increasing rates of burnout. A study in 2017 showed high prevalence of burnout in pediatric …

The COVID-19 pandemic has led to widespread remote working that has posed significant
challenges for people's sense of connection to their workplace and their mental health and …

Purpose The purpose of this study is to determine the effect of loneliness and alienation in
the workplace on the intention of leaving employment and whether emotional exhaustion …

Purpose: This study assessed the prevalence of loneliness, burnout, and depressive
symptoms from a national sample of family medicine physicians. Methods: We conducted a …

Aim This study examined a model investigating how social interaction variables (leader–
member exchange (interactions between managers and nurses), trust, and communication …

Historically, family physicians moved among all the venues of medical care—office, hospital,
community—and were a part of a connected professional community. That connected …

School psychologist have been considered at a high risk for developing work burnout due to
their multiple responsibilities, overload and engagement in caring for children, families and …

Of 5 adults, 1 is lonely. 1 Loneliness has a substantial effect on people's health and
happiness. Higher systolic blood pressure, body mass index, and high-density lipoprotein …