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Esse estudo descritivo-exploratório e correlacional apropriou-se da abordagem quantitativa e teve como objetivo caracterizar e analisar o burn out de enfermeiros oncologistas , considerando suas relações com variáveis pessoais e ocupacionais. A população foi composta por 77 enfermeiros que atuavam em unidades de Oncologia clínica e cirúrgica de cinco hospitais do município de São Paulo. Foram utilizados, para a coleta de dados, três instrumentos: um inventário de dados demográficos e ocupacionais construído pela autora, o inventário de Burn out de Maslach e Jackson e o inventário de Coping de Folkman e Lazarus. Os resultados apontaram que 53,3% dos enfermeiros apresentavam algum sintoma de burn out, sendo 29,9% com alteração em uma das dimensões, 14,3% com alteração em duas dimensões e 9,1% com alteração nas três dimensões. Não foi verificada para a população estudada diferença estatisticamente significativa entre as variáveis demográficas e ocupacionais selecionadas com o burn out. Os principais estressores identificados pelos enfermeiros foram: o óbito, o relacionamento com a equipe médica e de enfermagem e as situações de emergência. Houve diferença, estatisticamente significativa, entre a dimensão incompetência profissional, o estressor óbito e a utilização do coping suporte social e fuga esquiva; e entre a dimensão desgaste emocional, relacionamento com equipe médica e de enfermagem e a utilização do coping fuga esquiva. Os enfermeiros utilizaram em maior proporção os estilos de coping resolução de problema e reavaliação positiva e, o estilo de coping menos utilizado, referiu-se à fuga esquiva / This descriptive exploratory and correlative study adopted the quantitative method and the aim was to characterize and analyse the burn out among oncology nurses regarding the relations with personal and occupational variables. The sample was represented by 77 nurses working in oncology clinical and surgical units in five hospitals in the city of São Paulo. Three tools were used for the data collect: a demographic and occupational inventory data made by the author, the Maslach and Jackson Burn out Inventory and the Folkman and Lazarus Coping Inventory. The results showed that 53,3% of the nurses demonstrated some kind of symptom of burn out, being 29,9% with alteration in one dimension, 14,3% with alteration in two dimensions and 9,1% with alteration in three dimensions. It wasn’t verified in this sample any important statistic difference between the demographic and occupational variables and burn out. The main stressors identified by the nurses were the death and dying, the conflict with doctors and the nursing team and the emergency situations. There was a statistic difference between personal accomplishment dimension and the stressor death and dying and the copings social support and escape. Also between the emotional exhaustion dimension and the stressor conflict with doctors and nursing team and the coping escape. The nurses used more frequently problem solving and positive reappraisal as coping styles, and the less used was the act of escaping

Thesis (D. Min.)--Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2007. / Abstract. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 213-218).

Thesis (D. Min.)--Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 2007. / Abstract. Description based on Microfiche version record. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 213-218).

Esse estudo descritivo-exploratório e correlacional apropriou-se da abordagem quantitativa e teve como objetivo caracterizar e analisar o burn out de enfermeiros oncologistas , considerando suas relações com variáveis pessoais e ocupacionais. A população foi composta por 77 enfermeiros que atuavam em unidades de Oncologia clínica e cirúrgica de cinco hospitais do município de São Paulo. Foram utilizados, para a coleta de dados, três instrumentos: um inventário de dados demográficos e ocupacionais construído pela autora, o inventário de Burn out de Maslach e Jackson e o inventário de Coping de Folkman e Lazarus. Os resultados apontaram que 53,3% dos enfermeiros apresentavam algum sintoma de burn out, sendo 29,9% com alteração em uma das dimensões, 14,3% com alteração em duas dimensões e 9,1% com alteração nas três dimensões. Não foi verificada para a população estudada diferença estatisticamente significativa entre as variáveis demográficas e ocupacionais selecionadas com o burn out. Os principais estressores identificados pelos enfermeiros foram: o óbito, o relacionamento com a equipe médica e de enfermagem e as situações de emergência. Houve diferença, estatisticamente significativa, entre a dimensão incompetência profissional, o estressor óbito e a utilização do coping suporte social e fuga esquiva; e entre a dimensão desgaste emocional, relacionamento com equipe médica e de enfermagem e a utilização do coping fuga esquiva. Os enfermeiros utilizaram em maior proporção os estilos de coping resolução de problema e reavaliação positiva e, o estilo de coping menos utilizado, referiu-se à fuga esquiva / This descriptive exploratory and correlative study adopted the quantitative method and the aim was to characterize and analyse the burn out among oncology nurses regarding the relations with personal and occupational variables. The sample was represented by 77 nurses working in oncology clinical and surgical units in five hospitals in the city of São Paulo. Three tools were used for the data collect: a demographic and occupational inventory data made by the author, the Maslach and Jackson Burn out Inventory and the Folkman and Lazarus Coping Inventory. The results showed that 53,3% of the nurses demonstrated some kind of symptom of burn out, being 29,9% with alteration in one dimension, 14,3% with alteration in two dimensions and 9,1% with alteration in three dimensions. It wasn’t verified in this sample any important statistic difference between the demographic and occupational variables and burn out. The main stressors identified by the nurses were the death and dying, the conflict with doctors and the nursing team and the emergency situations. There was a statistic difference between personal accomplishment dimension and the stressor death and dying and the copings social support and escape. Also between the emotional exhaustion dimension and the stressor conflict with doctors and nursing team and the coping escape. The nurses used more frequently problem solving and positive reappraisal as coping styles, and the less used was the act of escaping

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This study was designed to determine whether role conflict and role ambiguity are problems among Arizona secondary school counselors. Role conflict and role ambiguity were treated as mediating variables. The relationship of these to a number of personal background and organizational variables were studied, as well as their relationship to the consequent variables of propensity to leave, job satisfaction, and job related tension. The data were gathered by means of a 47 item questionnaire which was sent to all of the 487 secondary school counselors in the state of Arizona. Of the questionnaires, 82 percent were returned in usable form. The data were analyzed in four phases. First, descriptive statistics were developed. In a second stage of analysis, the relationships between all of the variables were explored by means of an intercorrelation matrix. A third stage of analysis employed a multiple regression procedure to determine whether a significant amount of the variance in the consequent variables could be explained by role conflict and role ambiguity. In a final stage of analysis, t-tests were used to determine whether a number of groups that theory would predict should differ in role conflict levels actually had mean scores on the role conflict scales that were significantly different. The eight hypotheses tested resulted in the following findings: The personal background and organizational antecedents having the strongest relationships with role conflict and ambiguity were incongruence between a counselors work ideal and actual job duties, and between a counselors training and the skill demands of the job. Role conflict also seemed to be higher among counselors with excessively large case loads. Both role conflict and role ambiguity had negative relationships with job satisfaction and positive relationships with propensity to leave and job related tension. All of these relationships were significant. In addition, role conflict and ambiguity were shown to account for a significant amount of the variance in these variables. The overall conclusion of the study was that a number of personal background and organizational factors predispose secondary school counselors in Arizona to role stress on the job. This stress in turn predisposes them to a number of undesirable personal outcomes in relation to their work.