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Journal Article
Feasibility of a custom-tailored, evidence-based, theory-informed, intervention to prevent burnout and reduce stress for healthcare professionals: protocol for a single-arm trial
2024
Overview
Background
Healthcare professionals face high levels of occupational stress, time pressure, workload, and poor organizational support. This makes them particularly vulnerable to burnout. The COVID-19 pandemic has further exacerbated this situation. This single-arm, multicenter, mixed-methods feasibility study pilots the
LAGOM
program: A tailored, evidence-based intervention to prevent burnout and reduce stress among healthcare professionals.
Methods
Participants will include healthcare professionals (
N
= 30) working at Charité–Universitätsmedizin Berlin and Immanuel Hospital, Berlin.
LAGOM
focuses on support for individual behavior change and personal resources and also addresses the organizational level. The intervention´s feasibility will be evaluated through a non-randomized feasibility trial with a mixed methods process evaluation. The exploratory primary study aims are to assess the acceptability and feasibility of the (1) evaluation procedures and of the (2) intervention content and structure using study records, standardized questionnaires, protocol checklists, and diaries. Exploratory effectiveness analysis will take place as well. Further, semi-structured interviews (
n
= 3 to 6) and electrophysiological measurements (
n
= 20) will be conducted.
Discussion
Custom-tailored, well-implemented multi-level interventions are needed to prevent burnout and reduce stress among healthcare professionals. Long-term strategies are warranted to sustainably implement effective programs. This feasibility study helps to refine trial procedures and content of the
LAGOM
program for a randomized controlled trial to evaluate the intervention’s effectiveness.
Trial registration
German Clinical Trials Register:
DRKS00032014
, registered 17
th
October 2023.
Publisher
BioMed Central,BioMed Central Ltd,BMC
Subject
