Burnout Syndrome

"Journal of Psychiatry is the best journal among all Burnout syndrome journals’ list. The journal publishes articles on the most outstanding discoveries across a wide research spectrum of Physiology. The aim of journal of psychiatry is to bring all relevant Physiology areas together on a single platform. Burnout syndrome is a process defining emotional, mental, and physical fatigue, which develops insidiously over time. Burnout term was first used by Freudenberg in 1975. Nowadays, it is a very common syndrome, particularly in those working environments with a high work-related stress and a constant high workload. Burnout could be defined as “a health care staff’s perception of his job and patient care in emergency department as a burden”. It is typically the last step of a process appearing with loss of vocational excitement, dissatisfaction, and a negative attitude towards patients calling for help. The symptoms appear in forties. Studies have demonstrated that burnout results in many serious problems in a broad spectrum comprising work loss, social problems, domestic relationship issues, cigarette, alcohol, and substance abuse, and even psychiatric diseases “Mehmet Ustundag, The Hidden Part of the Iceberg for Emergency Department Staff: The Burnout Syndrome” OMICS group organize international conferences annually all over the world along with hosting leading peer-reviewed journals. One of our journal related conference, “3rd International Conference and Exhibition on Neurology & Therapeutics” September 08-10, 2014 Philadelphia, USA., accords great importance. "