Risto Marttinen, Kathleen Wilson, Koren Fisher, Maria Beitzel, Ray N Fredrick
Process evaluation and challenges in collecting data from an after-school sports and literacy program in a diverse, low-income community
Evaluation and program planning
study objectives examine prevalence burnout among healthcare professionals analyze association depression burnout among healthcare professionals explore factors related burnout prospective crosssectional study using validated questionnaire conducted among healthcare professionals tertiary teaching hospital saudi arabias central region maslach burnout inventory mbi questionnaire used measure burnout emotional exhaustion depersonalization personal accomplishment descriptive inferential statistics carried using sas version 94 study sample composed 139 healthcare professionals around 48 study sample nurses 26 physicians 19 pharmacists 6 healthcare professionals 61 screened positive depression overall one third participants high risk burnout around 618 participants highrisk group ee 583 dp 410 pa subscales scores overall mbi significantly different various age groups gender social financial responsibility income job titles years experience higher risk burnout subscales observed among depression high risk burnout observed among healthcare professionals level burnout connected workplace factors presence depression burnout suffering among healthcare professionals underlines need study reduce factors contribute burnout impact interventions reduce healthcare professionals burnout levels burnout scientific literature would benefit highquality research larger samples using longitudinal study designs identify causal risk factors