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The Effects of Conflict and Distress on Job Burnout of Employees with Diabetes,

The present study was to investigate job burnout in regards with diabetes that is a fast growing disease in adults over the world Using data from healthy employees and employees with diabetes the study conceptualized the health-work conflict that explains conflicts between the private role of illness management and the public demands from work The study also investigated distress in diabetes as a local stressor of employees with diabetes and examined the effects of both the conflict and the distress on job burnout Results revealed that the health-work conflict was highly reliable concept a,

The present study was to investigate job burnout in regards with diabetes that is a fast growing disease in adults over the world Using data from healthy employees and employees with diabetes the study conceptualized the health-work conflict that explains conflicts between the private role of illness management and the public demands from work The study also investigated distress in diabetes as a local stressor of employees with diabetes and examined the effects of both the conflict and the distress on job burnout Results revealed that the health-work conflict was highly reliable concept a,