Occupational stressors, and personal and work characteristics, and their association with burnout in midwives: findings from a crosssectional study in Victoria, Australia

Forster, Della; Matthews, Robyn; Hyde, Rebecca; Shafiei, Touran; McLachlan, Helen; O'Connell, Anna

Occupational stressors, and personal and work characteristics, and their association with burnout in midwives: findings from a crosssectional study in Victoria, Australia

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posted on 2025-04-04, 00:11 authored by Della Forster, Robyn Matthews, Rebecca Hyde, Touran Shafiei, Helen McLachlan, Anna O'ConnellAnna O'Connell

Occupational stressors, and personal and work characteristics, and their association with burnout in midwives: findings from a crosssectional study in Victoria, Australia

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WOMEN AND BIRTH

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101712

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Science & Technology Life Sciences & Biomedicine Nursing Obstetrics & Gynecology

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