Burnout - A personal journey

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Abstract

In this personal reflection on burnout, the context of work and its related stress is explored, particularly in a rural public health care setting. However, beyond the work-related challenges, the wider experience of stress in a person's life and developmental crises contribute to the capacity to cope with the demands of working in a resource-poor setting. The process of recovering from burnout is a slow journey that needs time and space in order to overcome the chronic exhaustion, the cynicism and the lack of meaning.

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Gaede, B. (2005). Burnout - A personal journey. South African Family Practice. Medpharm Publications. https://doi.org/10.1080/20786204.2005.10873208

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