Therapy of the burnout syndrome

Autor: Korczak, D, Wastian, M, Schneider, M
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2012
Předmět:
cognitive-behavioral therapy
evidence based medicine
kognitive Verhaltenstherapie
cognitive behaviour treatment
technology assessment
biomedical

Mind-Body Therapie
DEPRESSIVE STÖRUNG
depressive disorder
systematic review
cognitive-behavioural treatment
HTA-Bericht
therapeutics
KOGNITIVE THERAPIE
MUSIKTHERAPIE
humans
qigong
Stressmanagement
BEHANDLUNGSERGEBNIS
Stressmanagementtraining
burnout
treatment
Burnout-Syndrom
Burnout
berufliches

Übersichtsliteratur
HTA
review literature as topic
mind-body therapies
610 Medical sciences
Medicine
mind-body therapy
autosuggestive und Entspannungstechniken
ddc: 610
TA
burnout intervention study
rhodiola
cognitive-behavioural therapy
depression
evidenzbasierte Medizin
evidence-based medicine
prognostic instrument
THERAPIE
stress management training
cognitive behavior therapy
cognitive behavior treatment
EBM
KVT
systematisches Review
music therapy
individual-focused intervention
review
CBT
rhodiola rosea
Körperpsychotherapie
Article
burnout
professional

Burnout
Interventionsstudie

Rosenwurz
ENTSPANNUNG
HTA Bericht
Übersichtsarbeit
relaxation
Mensch
Behandlung
Technikfolgen-Abschätzung
biomedizinische

cognitive-behavioral treatment
health technology assessment
HTA-report
GUTACHTENBASIERTE MEDIZIN
HTA report
therapy
cognitive behaviour therapy
phytotherapy
review literature
technology assessment
Psychotherapie
person-directed intervention
systematische Übersicht
psychotherapy
Prognoseinstrument
cognitive therapy
treatment outcome
PHYTOTHERAPIE
Burnout-Therapie
Zdroj: GMS Health Technology Assessment
GMS Health Technology Assessment; VOL: 8; DOC05 /20120614/
ISSN: 1861-8863
Popis: Background The prevalence, diagnostics and therapy of the burnout syndrome are increasingly discussed in the public. The unclear definition and diagnostics of the burnout syndrome are scientifically criticized. There are several therapies with unclear evidence for the treatment of burnout in existence. Objectives The health technology assessment (HTA) report deals with the question of usage and efficacy of different burnout therapies. Methods For the years 2006 to 2011, a systematic literature research was done in 31 electronic databases (e.g. EMBASE, MEDLINE, PsycINFO). Important inclusion criteria are burnout, therapeutic intervention and treatment outcome. Results 17 studies meet the inclusion criteria and are regarded for the HTA report. The studies are very heterogeneous (sample size, type of intervention, measuring method, level of evidence). Due to their study design (e.g. four reviews, eight randomized controlled trials) the studies have a comparable high evidence: three times 1A, five times 1B, one time 2A, two times 2B and six times 4. 13 of the 17 studies are dealing with the efficacy of psychotherapy and psychosocial interventions for the reduction of burnout (partly in combination with other techniques). Cognitive behaviour therapy leads to the improvement of emotional exhaustion in the majority of the studies. The evidence is inconsistent for the efficacy of stress management and music therapy. Two studies regarding the efficacy of Qigong therapy do not deliver a distinct result. One study proves the efficacy of roots of Rhodiola rosea (evidence level 1B). Physical therapy is only in one study separately examined and does not show a better result than standard therapy. Discussion Despite the number of studies with high evidence the results for the efficacy of burnout therapies are preliminary and do have only limited reach. The authors of the studies complain about the low number of skilled studies for the therapy of burnout. Furthermore, they point to the insufficient evaluation of the therapy studies and the need for further research. Some authors report the effects of considerable natural recovering. Numerous limitations affect the quality of the results. Intervention contents and duration, study design and study size are very diverse and do not permit direct comparison. Most of the samples are small by size with low statistical power, long-term follow-ups are missing. Comorbidities and parallel utilized therapies are insufficient documented or controlled. Most of the studies use the Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) as diagnostic or outcome-tool, but with different cut-off-points. It should be noticed that the validity of the MBI as diagnostic tool is not proved. Ethical, juridical and social determining factors are not covered or discussed in the studies. Conclusion The efficacy of therapies for the treatment of the burnout syndrome is insufficient investigated. Only for cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) exists an adequate number of studies which prove its efficacy. Big long-term experimental studies are missing which compare the efficacy of the single therapies and evaluate their evidence. The natural recovering without any therapy needs further research. Additionally, it has to be examined to what extent therapies and their possible effects are thwarted by the conditions of the working place and the working conditions.
GMS Health Technology Assessment; 8:Doc05; ISSN 1861-8863
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