Purpose : As cancer caregivers, radiation therapists experience a variety of stresses that
may develop into burnout, which has been demonstrated to impact patient care, employee …

Introduction Evidence demonstrates that health care professionals are more prone to burnout
than other professionals due to the emotionally taxing interactions they have with their …

The study reported here was conducted to investigate patterns of psychological types
among students in a lower division engineering course and differences in the academic …

Objectives. Using Maslach's Burnout Inventory (MBI), this study examined burnout among
full-time staff occupational therapists including the extent of their burnout; how occupational …

The purpose of this study was to examine the impact of selected organizational factors and
the leadership behavior of supervisors on radiation therapists' commitment to their …

This study assessed the ability of selected intrinsic and extrinsic variables to predict allied
health practitioners' work satis-faction in ambulatory care and hospital settings. A total of 413 …

Today's health care workplace puts increasing stress upon the professionals who provide
patient care. Accumulated workplace stress may result in burnout, which has been shown to …

Purpose To examine demographic, human capital, organizational, and environmental
factors and their ability to predict physician assistant (PA) faculty intent to leave their current …

Community colleges are increasing their use of part-time faculty who are taking a leading role
in utilizing technology for instructional purposes. Part-time faculty are less likely than their …

Community colleges accommodate nearly half of all United States college students. Increased
reliance upon community colleges is driven by the current economic downturn, rising …