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The Effect of Burnout on Quality of Care Using Donabedian's Framework
Kathleen M White1, Dorothy Dulko2, Bonnie DiPietro3
1Johns Hopkins School of Nursing, 2850 Pebble Beach Drive, Ellicott City, MD 21042, USA.
Abstract:
Donabedian's framework offers a model to evaluate the relationship between patient outcomes, influenced by clinical care delivery structures and processes. Applying this model proposes that adequate and appropriate structures and processes within organizations are necessary to realize optimal outcomes; it is imperative that leadership focuses on those structures and processes to reduce the risk of burnout. Current research cannot determine whether burnout causes decreased quality or working in a setting with decreased quality causes burnout. The follow-up question is whether curtailing burnout will improve quality or whether improving quality of care will reduce provider burnout?
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