Vol. 11, No 2: 130–135.

Psychological sciences

2026

Scientific article

UDK 159.9.07

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Victoria A. Lukshina
bachelor’s degree, Petrozavodsk State University
(Petrozavodsk, Russia),
viktorialuksina@gmail.com

Professional Well-Being, Burnout, and Work Attitudes among Healthcare Professionals

Scientific adviser:
Yuri I. Melnik
Reviewer:
Ekaterina Safronova
Paper submitted on: 04/27/2026;
Accepted on: 06/27/2026;
Published online on: 06/27/2026.
Abstract. This article reports a study of professional well-being in relation to professional burnout and attitudes to work among healthcare professionals in Petrozavodsk. It presents the results of a questionnaire survey of practicing specialists with higher and secondary vocational education from two healthcare institutions, conducted using three diagnostic methods. The study found significant correlations between professional well-being , burnout components, and attitudes to work. Factor analysis revealed three key aspects of medical workers' professional lives.
Keywords: professional well-being, burnout, professional burnout, attitude towards work, healthcare professionals

For citation: Lukshina, V. A. Professional Well-Being, Burnout, and Work Attitudes among Healthcare Professionals. StudArctic forum. 2026, 11 (2): 130–135.

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