Objective To identify the causes, effects, and prevalence of burnout in athletic trainers (ATs)
identified in the literature. Data Sources EBSCO: SPORTDiscus and OneSearch were …

Multiplicative and additive theoretical models have been proposed to explain how job
demands and job resources (eg, job control, social support) relate to strain. However, there …

Although workaholism can impact employees negatively, regardless of family situations,
work–family conflict likely plays an important role in the relationship between workaholism …

Context The ratio of clinicians to patients has been associated with health outcomes in many
medical contexts but has not been explored in collegiate sports medicine. The relationship …

Purpose: To provide an overview of the literature examining burnout among athletic trainers
currently or previously employed in collegiate or secondary school settings. Methods …

Job burnout is considered an outcome of prolonged exposure of employees to stress.
Although many studies have focused on the presence of a direct association between stress …

Context Structural features of health care environments are associated with patient health
outcomes, but these relationships are not well understood in sports medicine. Objective To …

Context Burnout is occurring in the athletic training profession. Although data on burnout are
growing, the secondary school employment setting is often overlooked in research. With the …

(1) Background: The majority of studies analyzing associations between burnout, gender,
and perceived stress have utilized a cross-sectional design. This present longitudinal study …

The current study examined factors in the work environment that contribute to job burnout
among sport industry professionals. Leiter and Maslach (2000) Areas of Worklife Model was …