Assessing Signs of Burnout Among Recently Ordained Stipendiary Anglican Curates In England

This study examines the responses of 253 recently ordained stipendiary Anglican curates in the Church of England to the Francis Burnout Inventory during their second year in ministry. The data confirm the internal consistency reliability among recently ordained clergy of the scales proposed by this measure: Scale of Emotional Exhaustion in Ministry, and Satisfaction in Ministry Scale. While positive affect is high, with 90% agreeing with the item that they gain a lot of satisfaction from fulfilling their ministry roles, negative affect is also uncomfortably high, with 35% agreeing with the item that they feel drained by fulfilling their ministry roles. It is those ordained under the age of forty who experienced the highest levels of emotional exhaustion.

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Journal of Religion and Health
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2024-12-23
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s10943-024-02205-2
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Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout
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Assessing Signs of Burnout Among Recently Ordained Stipendiary Anglican Curates In England

Ursula McKenna, Greg Smith, Andrew Village, Leslie J. Francis
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Journal of Religion and Health
Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout
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Assessing Signs of Burnout Among Recently Ordained Stipendiary Anglican Curates In England

Ursula McKenna, Greg Smith, Andrew Village, Leslie J. Francis
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Abstract

This study examines the responses of 253 recently ordained stipendiary Anglican curates in the Church of England to the Francis Burnout Inventory during their second year in ministry. The data confirm the internal consistency reliability among recently ordained clergy of the scales proposed by this measure: Scale of Emotional Exhaustion in Ministry, and Satisfaction in Ministry Scale. While positive affect is high, with 90% agreeing with the item that they gain a lot of satisfaction from fulfilling their ministry roles, negative affect is also uncomfortably high, with 35% agreeing with the item that they feel drained by fulfilling their ministry roles. It is those ordained under the age of forty who experienced the highest levels of emotional exhaustion.

Journal of Religion and HealthVol. 64(2)
York St John University (GB), Bishop Grosseteste University (GB), University of Warwick (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 19%
Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout
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