The phrase "occupational burnout" is correct and usable in written English.
Example sentence: "The increasing demands of his job led to occupational burnout, so he decided to take some time off to reset and refocus."
The important concepts of safety climate and occupational burnout have been widely addressed by healthcare professionals.
The purpose of the study is therefore to investigate and establish a relationship between safety climate and occupational burnout.
Also, safety climate has a strong correlation with both the frequency and the severity of occupational burnout dimensions.
Occupational burnout is becoming an increasingly serious problem in the workplace but unfortunately remains largely misunderstood and ill defined.
Nurses working in AIDS care experience high rates of occupational stress and therefore are vulnerable to emotional exhaustion and occupational burnout.
Interventions designed to assist nurses in managing occupational stress and to prevent occupational burnout must include the sources of work-related stress among nurses in AIDS care.
These factors may predispose them to adverse mental health outcomes including depression, anxiety, occupational burnout and PTSD (Mollica et al. 2004; Cardozo et al. 2005; Dahlgren et al. 2009).
Recent occupational health literature suggests a pathway from such risk factors to occupational burnout and to conditions such as depression and PTSD (Brooks et al. 2015; Musa and Hamid 2008).
The results of the SEM also support a negative correlation between occupational burnout and safety climate, where a decrease in the latter is associated with an increase in the former.
Based on a review of the literature on occupational burnout, we present a clear and concise definition of the phenomenon and propose a new empirical approach to prevention where emphasis is placed on the person-work environment relationship rather than on one or the other considered separately.
In the present study a cross-sectional design was conducted using questionnaires to measure safety climate, occupational burnout and JSDC of nurses while descriptive, inferential statistics, path analysis and structural equation modeling (SEM) were applied to test the relationships between the three parameters.
