July 18, 2025SAMVAD

Psychological Distress, Occupational Burnout and Spiritual Wellbeing in Working Women

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Cross-sectional analysis of burnout in working women reveals psychological distress impacts it, suggesting spiritual well-being buffers this effect.

Psychological distress significantly increases burnout in working women, indicating a serious workplace issue for this population.
Correlation analysis showed a strong relationship between psychological distress and burnout, highlighting the need for intervention.
A cross-sectional design was employed to analyze data from 123 working women across various professions, focusing on mental health.
Spiritual well-being serves as a protective factor against burnout, suggesting pathways for programs to support working women's mental health.

Md. Hassan Jafri (2025) studied this question.

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Cross-sectional analysis of burnout in working women reveals psychological distress impacts it, suggesting spiritual well-being buffers this effect.