Prevalence of Emotional Exhaustion Among Respiratory Therapists

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Andrew G. Miller · Thomas Jefferson University

Katlyn Burr · Nemours Children's Health System

John Emberger · Christiana Care Health System

Carl R. Hinkson · Providence Regional Medical Center Everett

Cheryl A Hoerr · Phelps County Regional Medical Center

Jerin Juby · Thomas Jefferson University

Karsten J Roberts

Abstract

Emotional exhaustion was reported by 70% of RTs, a modest decrease since the COVID-19 pandemic. RT emotional exhaustion was associated with turnover intentions and missing work, and RT exposure to incivility was a stronger association than workload or demographic variables.

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Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout COVID-19 and Mental Health Perfectionism, Procrastination, Anxiety Studies

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Published in: Respiratory Care

DOI: 10.1177/19433654261418949

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