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200			_aThe impact of administrative support on prison treatment staff burnout _ean exploratory study _fBrett Garland
330			_aThis exploratory study examined the relationship between upper-level administrative support and the burnout of 83 mental health and substance abuse staff working within a state prison system in the Midwest. After conducting univariate analyses, The author found that the burnout of the treatment staff seemed quite low, whereas their opinions about the supportiveness of high-ranking treatment managers varied considerably. Stepwise regression procedures indicated that danger, administrative support, and inmate contact, in descending order of strength, were the best predictors of exhaustion (burnout). Weaker perceptions of support from the deputy warden of special services were linked to higher exhaustion scores. A basic content analysis also revealed that the exhaustion of treatment staff could emerge from a range of sources. Suggestions on how to improve managerial support to prevent burnout and recommendations for further research are discussed.
461			_cPennsylvania _d2004 _pp.452-471 _tThe Prison Journal _vVol. 84, nº 4
606			_9560 _aADMINISTRAÇÃO PENITENCIÁRIA
606			_95426 _aTRATAMENTO PRISIONAL
606			_96533 _aTÉCNICO DE REINSERÇÃO SOCIAL
606			_96471 _aREABILITAÇÃO
606			_9104607 _aBURNOUT
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700			_9423344 _aGARLAND _bBrett
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