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<p>OBJECTIVE To  •. subscale. Relative to the MBI:EE, the non-proprietary single-item measure had a correlation of, sensitivity of %, specificity of %, and AUC of (se =). A correlation of – was found for the MBI emotional exhaustion single-item vs. Background: There is evidence of high rates of occupational burnout across many health Download full-text PDF Read full-textMoreover, we found a positive relationship between years of experience and SIB score (r=, psingle item burnout measure is a The prevalence of burnout was % as measured on the single MBI:EE item and % as measured on the non proprietary single-item measure (Table 2). Results were similar when stratified The present study examined the psychometric properties of a single-item measure of burnout (SIB) within a sample of health professionals working at five centres in Spain, with the brief ficity for MBI single-item measures (one item from each MBI subscale’s five items). Zakia Mediouni. A correlation of – was found for the MBI cynicism single-item vs. subscale Compared to the self-defined burnout single-item, the MBI emotional ex- The results of this study indicates that the single item burnout measure has potential as a brief, sensitive screening measure of burnout due to its brevity, ease of administration and sound psychometric properties and needs to be validated further in larger studies and with other professional groups. Burnout varied  Aitem measure used in the Physician Work Life Study (PWLS) correlates well with the full MBI among practicing physiciansThis measure shows stronger correlation with  The single item burnout measure is a brief, reliable, and valid tool that can be used as a screening measure to identify individuals at high risk of burnout. Background: We aimed to assess the validity (criterion and cross-cultural validity) and reliability of the first occupational burnout (OB) detection tool  PMCID: PMC DOI: /s Abstract. Background: Burnout affects nearly half of all U.S. nurses and physicians, and has been linked to poor The prevalence of burnout was % as measured on the single MBI:EE item and % as measured on the non-proprietary single-item measure.</p></translate>
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