Psychological rumination and recovery from work in intensive care professionals: associations with stress, burnout, depression and health

Overview of attention for article published in Journal of Intensive Care, February 2017

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RT @janekohara: HT @DrJTJohnson Rumination an important mediator in link between work stress and burnout in ICU nurses https://t.co/Zvd4pnz…

RT @janekohara: HT @DrJTJohnson Rumination an important mediator in link between work stress and burnout in ICU nurses https://t.co/Zvd4pnz…

RT @DrJTJohnson: New #research highlights need to screen intensive care staff for #depression&; #burnout https://t.co/EayytQm9rD #health #nh…

New #research highlights need to screen intensive care staff for #depression&; #burnout https://t.co/EayytQm9rD #health #nhs #ICU #healthcare https://t.co/Axjhx9DFoB

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