Trevor Robert Gulbrandsen, Mary Kate Skalitzky, Alan Gregory Shamrock, Burke Gao, Obada Hasan, Benjamin James Miller
Web-Based Patient Educational Material on Osteosarcoma: Quantitative Assessment of Readability and Understandability
JMIR cancer
abstract abstract far large majority studies burnout international literature employed maslach burnout inventory mbi paper criticize mbi number points present new tool measurement burnout copenhagen burnout inventory cbi cbi consists three scales measuring personal burnout workrelated burnout clientrelated burnout use different domains basis ongoing prospective study burnout employees human service sector puma study project burnout motivation job satisfaction n1914 baseline analysed validity reliability cbi three scales found high internal reliability nonresponse rates small scales differentiated well occupational groups human service sector expected pattern regard correlations measures fatigue psychological wellbeing found furthermore three scales predicted future sickness absence sleep problems use painkillers intention quit analyses changes time showed substantial proportions employees changed regard burnout levels concluded analyses indicate satisfactory reliability validity cbi instrument cbi used number countries translations eight languages available keywords burnoutcbicopenhagen burnout inventoryexhaustionfatiguehuman service workpsychosocial work environmentpuma studyquestionnaire validity puma study supported danish work environment fund danish work environment service work environment council health insurance foundation