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A Moderated Mediation Analysis between Burnout Components and Hair Cortisol

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Article Type Short Communication
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OCLC 9451170065
Diego Gonzalez, Federico Fortuna, Carolina Ibar, Dario Jacobsen, Juan Jamardo, Eliana Duarte, Silvia Iglesias, Diego Sanchez Gelos, Viviana Mesch, Damian Zopatti, Gabriela Berg, Sergio Azzara and Dra Bibiana Fabre*
Issue: Volume3-Issue2
Pages: 146-148
Received: 2022-02-02
Accepted: 2022-02-04
Published: 2022-02-05

Abstract

In this research the relationship between hair cortisol and burnout was evaluated through the study of third-variables effect. Hair cortisol concentration was measured in 234 health workers. All participants completed perceived stress survey and Maslach Burnout Inventory. Our results showed that 40% of volunteers presented altered hair cortisol values, 12% burnout, 33% showed high depersonalization, 38% high emotional fatigue, 36% low personal fulfillment and 22% presented 2 of the 3 burnout components. A moderated mediation was found between psychological and biological variables. This research highlights the importance of including a biological variable such as hair cortisol in burnout assessment.

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Gonzalez D, Fortuna F, Ibar C, Jacobsen D, Jamardo J Duarte E, Iglesias S, Gelos DS, Mesch V, Zopatti D, Berg G, Azzara S, Fabre DB. A Moderated Mediation Analysis between Burnout Components and Hair Cortisol. J Biomed Res Environ Sci. 2022 Feb 05; 3(2): 146-148. doi: 10.37871/jbres1412, Article ID: JBRES1412, Available at: https://www.jelsciences.com/articles/jbres1412.pdf

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AnxietyMental HealthPsychiatryDepression

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