The bidirectional relationship between sleep and daily burnout‐related experiences: Self-report vs. actigraphy-derived measures

Experiencing disturbances in sleep while already experiencing trait burnout potentially drives the depletion of energy as found in burnout development and may thus be an important intervention factor to prevent the development of chronic burnout.

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Sleep Health
Published
2025-05-06
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.sleh.2025.03.007
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3
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Sleep and related disorders
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Abstract

Experiencing disturbances in sleep while already experiencing trait burnout potentially drives the depletion of energy as found in burnout development and may thus be an important intervention factor to prevent the development of chronic burnout.

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