BackgroundConcerns have been expressed that staff burnout may make community mental
health care difficult to sustain. This study compares stress and job satisfaction between …

Background: This study examines whether the adoption of a more community based model
in an inner city psychiatry service is accompanied by increasing “burnout”, deteriorating …

Stress and its outcomes are significant problems for mental health workers. Questionnaires
were sent to 614 community mental health nurses (CMHNs) in Wales. Three hundred and …

Background Professionals who work alone or in small teams often provide services for
people with serious mental health problems in community settings. Stress is common in …

Introduction Morale and job perception of staff in community mental health care may
influence feasibility and quality of care, and some research has suggested particularly high …

The study investigated whether community care is sustainable by examining the levels of
stress and burnout that affect community mental health staff. Six teams from around Great …

BackgroundStaff burnout is a critical issue for mental healthcare delivery, as it can lead to
decreased work performance and, ultimately to poorer treatment outcomes. AimsTo explore …

There is a growing body of evidence that suggests that many community mental health
nurses (CMHNs) experience considerable stress and burnout. This review aimed to bring …

Background: High levels of both burnout and job satisfaction have been found in recent
studies of mental health professionals. A qualitative methodology was used in a related …

Background: High levels of burnout and poor psychological well-being, but also relatively
high levels of job satisfaction, have been found among mental health staff, especially those …