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Care aides have high levels of burnout - but there is good news
Job burnout is a psychological condition that results from work-related stress. Our study found that care aides in Western Canadian nursing homes experienced high levels of burn out but continued to find meaning in their jobs.
TREC recently published a study led by TREC Trainee Stephanie Chamberlain in the International Journal of Nursing Studies. In this study, we explored how factors, like the work environment, influence burnout in care aides working in nursing homes (long-term care homes) in Western Canada.
Burnout is a psychological condition that results from work-related stress. We measured burnout using what is known as the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI), a well-known measure, which considers three…
SALTY Stream 1 research update: If we can't measure it, we can't change it
Update from TREC's SALTY Stream 1 project, current achievements and activities and next steps.
The overall goal of SALTY stream 1 is to develop an approach that enables researchers, policy makers and care facilities to validly and reliably measure quality of end of life care in nursing homes on an ongoing basis.
In the TREC Trajectories work, we have identified lists of 21 burdensome symptoms and 11 potentially inappropriate care practices at the end of life in nursing homes that we can measure using RAI-MDS 2.0 items. Currently, we are working with key knowledge users…
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