This infographic provides some quick information on burnout, including it's factors and how to deal with it as an organisation or individually.
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This infographic provides some quick information on burnout, including by highlighting the differences between it and stress as well as some of its consequences. It also provides the percentage of burnout among aid workers and the main fields that…
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This video provides employers specific ideas on how to ensure that their staff do not reach the burnout level. The advice provided is practical and could be implemented across fields.
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Social workers are prone to a high level of stress. However, until very recently, there has been a lack of research and attention on what may be causing the stress and how to overcome it. Social workers, especially the novice ones, often…
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In this European Parliamentary report, which exposes the prevalence and multifaceted nature of violence towards children across Europe, the common assumption that violence is more of a problem for developing nations is squashed. In fact, the…
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Despite the fact that all 28 members of the European Union have ratified the UNCRC, violence continues to blight the lives of millions of children across Europe. In this report the FRA (European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights) identifies…
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This ChildHub review highlights that the more we know about the consequences of violence towards children the clearer the moral imperative to address it becomes. In both the short and the long term, exposure to violence during childhood has…
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This infographic tells about the work of the Child Protection Hub in 2015. It summarizes all the input from the Hub members and supporters and covers major numbers, people and content in a visual way.
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A recent ‘Social Life’ blog post in The Guardian focuses on research carried out among 506 professionals registered with the Health and Care Professions Council in the UK, the majority of whom are currently practicing, which hoped to gain a…
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This infographic provides some key facts and figures about the situation of Roma population in the EU relative to the non-Roma population, especially in terms of levels of education, quality of housing and other lifestyle attributes.
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Why do people involved in humanitarian assistance burn at work? How to prevent this? Research results in this video.
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This MindTools infographic on burnout prevention illustrates the most common symptioms of burnout and the coping strategies to reduce stress and improve your well-being at work.
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