Clinical manifestations of burnout

Чутко, Л. С.; Rozhkova, A. V.; Surushkina, S. Yu.; Анисимова, Т. И.; Дидур, М. Д.

doi:10.17116/jnevro201911901114

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“…Two additional studies were identified through manual search (Nelson et al, 2021;Olsson, Roth, & Melin, 2010). We contacted the authors of nine studies (L. S. Chutko, Rozhkova, Surushkina, Anisimova, & Didur, 2019;L.S. Chutko, Surushkina, Rozhkova, Nikishena, & Yakovenko, 2015;Eskildsen et al, 2015;Jonsdottir et al, 2013;Olsson et al, 2010;Sandström et al, 2005;Savic et al, 2018;Skau, Jonsdottir, Sjörs Dahlman, Johansson, & Kuhn, 2021; van Luijtelaar, Verbraak, van den Bunt, Keijsers, & Arns, 2010), of which seven (Eskildsen et al, 2015;Jonsdottir et al, 2013;Olsson et al, 2010;Sandström et al, 2005;Savic et al, 2018;Skau et al, 2021;van Luijtelaar et al, 2010) replied with additional data or information.…”

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Cognitive function in clinical burnout: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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Clinical burnout has been associated with impaired cognitive functioning; however, previous findings have been heterogeneous and the specific domains that are affected and the magnitude of impairment is unclear. The aim of this systematic review and multivariate meta-analysis was to assess cognitive function in clinical burnout and identify the pattern and severity of cognitive dysfunction across cognitive domains. We identified 17 studies encompassing 730 patients with clinical burnout and 649 healthy controls. Clinical burnout was associated with small to moderate impairments in episodic memory (g = -0.36, 95 % CI -0.57 to -0.15), short-term and working memory (g = -0.36, 95 % CI -0.52 to -0.20), executive function (g = -0.39, 95 % CI -0.55 to -0.23), attention and processing speed (g = -0.43, 95 % CI -0.57 to -0.29) and fluency (g = -0.53, 95 % CI -1.04 to -0.03). There were no differences between patients and controls in crystallized (k = 6 studies) and visuospatial abilities (k = 4). Our findings suggest that clinical burnout is associated with cognitive impairment across multiple cognitive domains. Cognitive dysfunction needs to be considered in the clinical and occupational health management of burnout to optimize rehabilitation and prognosis.

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Cognitive function in clinical burnout: a systematic review and meta-analysis

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“…Залежно від етіологічних чинників, виділяють соматогенні, психогенні та мультифакторні астенічні стани. Психогенна астенія інакше визначається як неврастенія [13].…”

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Virtual Reality Attraction as a Source of Harm in Tort Obligations

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2020

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The article focuses on virtual reality attractions as a source of harming. Taking into consideration the rapid development of scientific and technological progress in the field of entertainment, virtual reality attractions are becoming increasingly popular. Along with exciting stories and fun special effects, virtual reality carries a lot of risks. Compensation for such damage is not regulated by the legislation of Ukraine. The author researched the historical background of entertainment in the field of virtual reality. It has been established that virtual reality dates back to the invention of the first stereoscopes in the 1830s. The second impetus in the development of virtual reality was received in the 1920s, during the invention of the first flight simulators. And in 1982, the world’s first laboratory was created to research and develop virtual reality devices. At the same time, the very term ‘virtual reality’ appeared. The features of the virtual attraction, which are inherent in it as entertainment, are highlighted. Using domestic and foreign dictionaries, the author analyzed etymological meaning by ‘virtual reality’ and ‘virtual reality attractions.’ The features of a virtual attraction, inherent in it as entertainment in the field of virtual reality, have been identified. The author examined how the virtual reality attractions affect the visitor’s mind. The article indicates the ventral and dorsal flows as systems of the brain that encode perceived visual information. The interaction of virtual reality with the human body is connected through these flows. The author identified vulnerable areas of the human body that may get harmed first by the virtual reality attraction. The article considers diseases of the central nervous system that can be provoked by virtual reality attractions that affect the visitor’s mind. The author identifies the injuries that can provoke functional diseases of the nervous system, namely neuroses, and injuries to the autonomic nervous system, such as migraine, Raynaud’s disease, Meniere’s disease.It is established that the virtual reality attractions is a source of harming. The author identified the characteristics of virtual reality attractions as a source of harming. It has been offered the definition of virtual reality attraction as sources of damage. The author summarises and highlights the most popular types of modern virtual reality attractions. The subject of liability for damage caused by the activities of the virtual attractions has been identified.

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