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Zhonghua laodong weisheng zhiyebing zazhi ; Zhonghua laodong weisheng zhiyebing zazhi;(12): 197-201, 2019.
Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-804798

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Objective@#To investigate the occupation stress and job burnout of orphan child care workers in Nanjing and nursing staff in Yangzhong primary hospital, to compare the differences of occupational stress and job burnout between the two social service workers.@*Methods@#From February to May 2017, a cross- sectional survey was conducted. Cluster sampling method was used to investigate the occupation stress and job burnout of orphan child care workers in Nanjing and nursing staff in Yangzhong primary hospital, totally 403 people, by a combination of the Internet of things assessment system of occupational stress and traditional questionnaire.@*Results@#There were statistically significant differences of occupational stress and job burnout scores of both social service workers (P<0.05). Orphan child care workers in job control, technology utilization, job routinization, work risk, role ambiguity and participation decision-making, anxiety state, body complain, life attitude, behavior characteristics, ambition, anxiety trait, social support, logic, family-work relationship and depersonalization were higher than those of Yangzhong primary nurses (P<0.05); Primary nurses in Yangzhong in quantitative load and change, workload, role conflict, job prospects, promotion, depressive symptom, daily stress, self-esteem, task strategy, time management, work input, and personal accomplishment reduction scored higher than those of Orphan child care workers (P<0.05). The logistic regression analysis of the occupational depletion positive rate of the two social service personnel showed that the protective factors of the nursing staff of the orphans and disabled children had behavioral characteristics and family support(OR=0.877, P=0.044; OR=0.691, P=0.001) . The contributing factors of the primary nursing staff in Yangzhong were task control, workload, work psychological control source (OR=1.110, P=0.019; OR=1.128, P<0.001;OR=1.066, P=0.032) . The protection factors were technical utilization, opportunities for improvement, and mental health (OR=0.775, P=0.005; OR=0.765, P=0.006; OR=0.914, P=0.002) .@*Conclusion@#The work content, the service object and the nature of the unit of primary caregivers influence the state of occupational stress and job burnout. The influencing factors of occupational stress and job burnout are not identical, Different social service personnel show occupational stress and occupational exhaustion in different aspects, and it is necessary to propose mitigation measures for two kinds of social service personnel.

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Artigo em Chinês | WPRIM | ID: wpr-426348

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ObjectiveTo evaluate the efficacy of Williams life skills training(WLST) on the occupational stress and burnout in the nursing of the intensive care unit ( ICU ).Methods75 female nurses,from ICU of the Second Hospital of Xiangya Medical School,were randomly assigned to the study group( n=37) and the control group(n=38).A 8-week WLST was taken for the nurses in the study group,while the control group did not take training course.All subjects were assessed with nurses working stress questionnaire(NWSQ),Maslach burnout inventory(MBI) before and after the WLST.ResultsAfter 8-week WLST,the score of NWSQ decreased significantly in the study group than that of the control group( (74.09 ± 11.04 ) vs (85.42 ± 13.25 ),P < 0.01 ).The score of the emotional burnout sense of job indifference decreased significantly in the study group than that of the control group((12.33 ±7.21) vs (23.97 ±.46);(3.45 ±.76) vs (7.03 ±.51)) and the score of sense of a-chievement improved obviously in the study group than that of control group( (34.18 ± 5.07 ) vs (29.31 ± 5.75 ),P <0.01 ).ConclusionWLST in effective to decrease the occupational stress and burnout level for the ICU nurses.

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