Fatigue and quitting among physiotherapists

This study looks at factors that contribute to burnout (feeling emotionally, physically, or mentally exhausted from work) in physiotherapists. It uses a questionnaire to understand what might be causing burnout, which could help improve working conditions.

This study is a survey that asks physiotherapists in Turkey about their views and behaviors related to manual therapy. If you are a physiotherapist with some manual therapy experience, your answers will help researchers understand how therapists think about and use this approach.

This study explores how workplace bullying (mobbing) affects job satisfaction among physiotherapists. If you are a physiotherapist working or who has worked in Turkey, your experiences could help improve workplace conditions.

This study looks at how confident physiotherapy students feel about their abilities and how much stress they experience during their clinical training. It compares students in Turkey and Egypt to learn more about these feelings and find ways to support them better.

This study asks physiotherapists in Israel about what they look for in a workplace. It aims to understand what matters most to new physiotherapists when choosing where to work.

This study tests a technique called 'Moving to Emptiness' that may help counsellors reduce compassion fatigue, which is the emotional tiredness that comes from caring for others. You would join four short online group sessions to learn this method.