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Michael Galea

Michael Galea

University of Malta, Malta

Title: Progressive impact of burnout on nurses' wellbeing

Biography

Biography: Michael Galea

Abstract

Nursing profession is a highly stressful vocation. Participants (N=241), who work in three different hospitals in Malta, were assessed on the impact of burnout on their holistic wellbeing. Nurses completed the Maslach Burnout Inventory-Human Services, the Satisfaction with Life Scale, the Faith Maturity Scale, the Positive and Negative Affect Scale, the Big Five Personality Inventory, and demographic variables. Results from this cross-sectional correlational study indicated that: a) Professional nurses in Malta suffer from high levels of burnout, particularly from high exhaustion and depersonalization and low professional accomplishment; b) As expected, burnout negatively correlated with subjective well-being; and c) A path analysis indicated the progressive impact of burnout, first on one’s personality and affective mood, and eventually on one’s wellbeing and spirituality. The implications and recommendations from these results were discussed.