Estudio del burnout en profesionales de drogodependencias

Pérez, Eduardo José Pedrero; García, Carlos Fernández; Roibas, A. Lagares; Maldonado, Adriana; Barquero, Ignacio García

doi:10.1016/s1575-0973(04)70141-5

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“…In particular, health professionals suffering high levels of burnout in at least one dimension of this syndrome presented higher levels of interpersonal sensitivity, depression, hostility, and paranoid ideation, together with higher scores on the Global Severity Index and Positive Symptom Total, when compared to those without burnout. These data are consistent with studies that prove an association between burnout and psychological disorders (Bauer et al, 2006;Mingote et al, 2004;Pedrero-Pérez et al, 2004). This population may therefore be more susceptible to developing psychopathological disorders.…”

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Association between burnout and cortisol secretion, perceived stress, and psychopathology in palliative care unit health professionals

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Association between burnout and cortisol secretion, perceived stress, and psychopathology in palliative care unit health professionals

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“…The co-morbidity between substance use disorders (SUD), personality disorders (PDs) and antisocial behaviour have been reported in the specialised literature (Pedrero et al, 2003;Comptom et al, 2005;Walsh et al, 2007;Fridell et al, 2008;Mariani et al, 2008;Arias et al, 2013;Roncero et al, 2013a;Ribas-Siñol et al, 2015;Sher et al, 2015). It is well documented that alcohol and drug abuse, in connection with some personality disorders, precede or are associated with many violent crimes (Kaye et al, 1998;Fridell et al, 2008;Redondo and Garrido, 2013).…”

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Clinical differences between cocaine-dependent patients with and without antisocial personality disorder

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Redondo

Daigre

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Psychiatry Research

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The aim of this study is to compare the features of two groups of cocaine dependent patients in treatment, one of them with co-morbid diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder and the other not. Cross-sectional design, with 143 cocaine-dependent patients attending a drug unit, distributed in two groups: patients with and without Antisocial Personality Disorder. As results, we found that the 15.38% of the sample were diagnosed with an Antisocial Personality Disorder. In relation to socio-demographic variables, Antisocial Personality Disorder patients have less probability of being working or studying (9.1% vs. 47.9%). After multivariate analysis it was found that significantly Antisocial Personality Disorder patients have more opiates dependence (OR: 0.219; 95% IC 0.072-0.660), sedative dependence (OR: 0.203; 95% IC 0.062-0.644) and in more cases show Borderline Personality Disorder (OR: 0.239; 95% IC 0.077-0.746). This study highlights significant differences between cocaine addicts with or without an Antisocial Personality Disorder. All these differences are good indicators of the complexity of the patients with this personality disorder. Better knowledge of their profile will help us to improve the design of specific treatment programs.

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“…Consequences of chronic work stress on health. Pedrero, Puerta, Lagares, Saéz and Garcia [25], affirm that several studies have identified the existence of repercussions of chronic health work stress, mainly in: 1) Physical symptoms: chronic fatigue, headache, gastrointestinal problems, insomnia, asthma, sexual dysfunctions, dysmenorrhea, myalgia and cardiovascular alterations.…”

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Resilience and Organizations: A State of the Art

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Mayo³

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The article reviews the discourses in relation to the concept of resilience and its link with the productivity of subjects in organizations. It is based on two conceptual orders. On one hand, from the view of Kotliarenco, Cáceres and Fontecilla, resilient people arise from extremely insane environments, either physically or mentally. Therefore Flores proposes that it is from the initial phase of the recruitment and selection of personnel, to be able to identify the resilience capacity of human resources, since in the work environment they must face a variety of adverse situations. The second conceptual order refers to the personnel employed, in relation to which preventive or corrective measures should be implemented focused on developing resilient capacity, taking into consideration that all people who interact in working environments face situations that put their health at risk according to Gil-Monte, Unda-Rojas, Marrau and Sandoval; which are reflected in indicators such as accidents at work, disabilities, absenteeism and low productivity according to the International Labor Organization (ILO).

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Estudio del burnout en profesionales de drogodependencias

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Association between burnout and cortisol secretion, perceived stress, and psychopathology in palliative care unit health professionals

Association between burnout and cortisol secretion, perceived stress, and psychopathology in palliative care unit health professionals

Clinical differences between cocaine-dependent patients with and without antisocial personality disorder

Resilience and Organizations: A State of the Art

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