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Burnout: a brief theoretical approach in the current global context

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  • Georgiana-Virginia Bonea

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The study of the burnout syndrome is important in order to explain and identify its main defining coordinates, causes and trends, being seen as a disease of the modern world. Overall, the present study provides a theoretical analysis of the burnout syndrome, through the investigation of the specialized scientific literature. After a brief (1) introduction to the context, the study provides a series of answers to several questions such as: (2) Short theoretical discussion: What is burnout?; (3) How does it manifest?; (4) What are the main risk factors favouring the appearance and maintenance of burnout?; (5) What are the consequences of burnout? (6) Burnout: What are the main methods and techniques of prevention and treatment?. The study concludes with a series of relevant discussions and (7) conclusions. The main purpose of the study is to outline a clear picture of the burnout syndrome, which can later contribute to future empirical studies.

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  • Georgiana-Virginia Bonea, 2025. "Burnout: a brief theoretical approach in the current global context," Journal of Community Positive Practices, Catalactica NGO, issue 1, pages 3-33.
    • Handle: RePEc:cta:jcppxx:1251
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