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Burnout and psychiatric disorder among cancer clinicians
British Journal of Cancer · 1995 · Vol. 71(6) · pp. 1263–1269
AJ Ramirez✉(Guy's Hospital)Jonathon J. Graham(King's College London)MA RichardsA. CullW.M. GregoryMS LeaningDC Snashall(Primary Health Care)AR Timothy
Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnoutHealth, psychology, and well-beingCancer survivorship and careBurnoutEmotional exhaustionMedicineFeelingPsychiatryDistressPalliative careDepersonalizationFamily medicineClinical psychology
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AdultAnalysis of VarianceBurnout, ProfessionalDemographyFemaleUnited KingdomHumansMaleMedical OncologyMedicineMental HealthMiddle AgedPalliative CareSurveys and QuestionnairesSpecialization
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