To the Editor: I empathize with the stress and burnout of ministers that G. Jeffrey MacDonald describes, but can't help but wonder what God is calling these pastors to do.
Medical schools should build reforms in medical education and provide recreation centers in order to minimize the stress and burnout of students.
MCP-1, EGF and VEGF levels were further investigated in relation to the measures of self-reported depression, anxiety and burnout irrespective of the ED diagnose.
Challenges encountered included some resistance to moving away from traditional hospital-centred education, initial student concern, resource limitations, workforce shortage and potential burnout of the innovators.
The simulation results reveal that the passive cooling system effectively removes the decay heat from the SFP with the storage of 15-year-old spent fuel assemblies and prevents the burnout of the fuel rods.
The steeper temperature rise seen in the emulsions for portions of their combustion history is evidence of both soot reduction and the extent of burnout of the cenospheres, which is an important aspect in the reduction of pollutant emissions.
The aforementioned phenomenon would determine both of the ignition and burnout time of volatiles in the first stage of combustion processes, as well as the char combustion in the second stage.
Families supporting home care of their child are faced with personal and financial sacrifice, higher risk of fatigue and burnout, and the prospect of managing significant symptomatology in their child.
After four steps, the demographic factors, the working situation, the stress and burnout explained 38% of the intrinsic job satisfaction.
Other studies have addressed the need to prevent future potential stress and burnout through the teaching of better coping skills to students [ 8, 12, 13].
