Mental health, burnout and job satisfaction among mental health social workers in England and Wales

Cited by (320)

Items 301–320 of 320

1. Introduction
   Peter J Tyrer, Helen Tyrer · 2018 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
2. Nidotherapy, Physical and Occupational Health and Social Care
   Peter J Tyrer, Helen Tyrer · 2018 · Cambridge University Press eBooks
3. Preface to the Second Edition
   Peter J Tyrer, Helen Tyrer · 2018
4. An analysis on service efficiency in nursing homes and spatio-temporal variation in China
   Liangwen Zhang, Ying Han, Ya Fang · 2020 · Research Square
5. Bibliography
   Trish Hafford‐Letchfield, Sharon Lambley, Gary Spolander, Christine Cocker · 2014 · Policy Press eBooks
6. Investigating factors related to social workers’ job satisfaction: Government and private hospitals in Tehran and Karaj Provinces
   Mohadeseh GHORBANİ · 2023 · Turkish Journal of Applied Social Work
7. A STUDY ON THE PREVALENCE OF BURNOUT AMONG MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN KOTTAYAM DISTRICT OF KERALA
   2023 · International Research Journal of Modernization in Engineering Technology and Science
8. Associations between individual and social stigma perception and burnout levels in Italian mental health nurses: an exploratory study
   Elsa Vitale · 2024 · Minerva Psychiatry
9. CONNECTION BETWEEN JOB DEMANDS AND BURNOUT AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG SOCIAL WORKERS IN SERBIA
   Ivana Zubić · 2025 · SPORTS MEDIA AND BUSINESS
10. Qualitative Study of Causal Attribution for Difficulties Perceived by Social Workers in Supporting Single Middle‐Aged and Older Men
    Yoh Murayama, Sachiko Yamazaki, Masami Hasebe, Jun Yamaguchi, Erika Kobayashi · 2025 · Japanese Psychological Research
11. Identification of the Job Satisfaction Level Among Employees in the Social Sector in Slovakia
    Vladimír Lichner, Dominik Maximov · 2025 · Public Organization Review
12. Compassionate Mind Training for All: An Evaluation of a One-Day Compassionate Mind Training Workshop for Mental Health NHS Staff as Part of Compassion Focused Staff Support
    Kate Lucre, Fatema Bhalloo, Louis Brown, Angela Foster · 2026 · OBM Integrative and Complementary Medicine
13. Mental health practitioners’ experiences of discrimination from service users and carers in the UK
    Neha Lamech, Nicola Elizabeth Moran · 2026 · Mental Health Review Journal
14. Navigating Doubt: Emotional Complexity in Child Sexual Abuse Casework
    Mari Dalen Herland · 2026 · Springer eBooks
15. Perceived Communication and Cooperation with Physicians and Nurses and Occupational Outcomes Among Medical Social Workers in China: A Cross-Sectional Study
    Congde Xu, Jinlin Pang, Zhen Li · 2026 · Healthcare
16. Cognitive Emotion Regulation and Positive Mental Health: A Comparative Cross sectional Study between the Nursing Profession and the Social Work Profession
    Jeeva Thomas, Biswajit Dey · 2025 · Indian Journal of Continuing Nursing Education
17. Driven or drained? How addiction to work shapes the effects of need satisfaction on well-being at community-based work
    Marta Pereira Alves, Ví­tor Costa, Ana Isabel Cunha, Ludovina Ramos · 2026 · Work
18. Mental Health Counselors’ Adaptive Functioning: Exploring Burnout, Occupational Well-Being, and Psychological Resources
    Akorede A. Teriba, Amber M. Peterson, Alison C. Rollag, Ryan E Flinn, Andrew C. Lenway, Zhihao Tang, Adewale Lukman · 2026 · Occupational Health
19. Internet Based Interventions to Promote Work related mental health and Well-Being among healthcare professionals: Systematic review
    Soukaina Bouabid, Saadia Bouftane, Adam Chati, Kenza Hassouni, Sanaa Belabbes, Mohamed Khalis · 2026 · Mental Health & Prevention
20. Why do social workers stay? A systematic narrative review of factors that support retention
    Liz Tanner, Paul McCafferty, David Hayes · 2026 · The British Journal of Social Work