Occupational stress and burnout in radiologic technologists.

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Abstract

Burnout in radiologic technologists can have a direct economic impact on the radiology department in the form of absenteeism, tardiness and employee turnover. This article reports on the results of a study of stress and burnout among a sample of radiologic technologists and technologist interns in a hospital setting. Suggestions are made on how to reduce or eliminate sources of stress, thereby reducing the risk of burnout.

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Crosby, C. S. (1987). Occupational stress and burnout in radiologic technologists. Radiology Management, 9(2), 52–54.

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