Resilience as a moderator of stress and burnout : a study of women social workers in India

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Stanley, Selwyn and Buvaneswari, G. Mettilda and Meenakshi, Arumugam (2018) Resilience as a moderator of stress and burnout : a study of women social workers in India. International Social Work. ISSN 0020-8728 (https://doi.org/10.1177/0020872818804298)

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Abstract

It is well acknowledged that social workers encounter a considerable amount of work stress. Besides dealing with service users in complex life situations, social workers in India work in a context characterised by organisational constraints, poor pay scales and larger issues relating to the lack of recognition and ambivalence relating to its status as a profession. This quantitative study explored issues such as the experience of stress, resilience and the professional quality of life in women social workers in Tiruchirappalli, South India by administering standardised instruments. Implications for intervention have been discussed in the light of the findings.

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Stanley, Selwyn ORCID logoORCID: https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9885-2890, Buvaneswari, G. Mettilda and Meenakshi, Arumugam;
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