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Arthur Brito-Marcelino1, Edmea Fontes Oliva-Costa2, Salvyana Carla Palmeira Sarmento2
1Pronto Socorro, Hospital de Urgência de Sergipe - Aracaju (SE), Brazil.
Abstract:
Speech pathologists and audiologists work with the provision of health care, and as such, are susceptible to burnout syndrome. The objective of this study was to discuss scientific studies of burnout syndrome in speech pathologists and audiologists. A search was conducted across electronic databases using the following keywords: "burnout syndrome" and "speech pathologists/ audiologists." The search retrieved 11 articles addressing burnout in this occupational category. Prevalence estimates of burnout syndrome in speech pathologists varied widely across studies. The scarcity of the literature and high methodological variability prevented a deeper analysis of the topic. Future studies are encouraged to pay closer attention to occupational stress and mental health in speech pathologists and audiologists in order to provide these professionals with specialized care.
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