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Project

RE-BOrn: REturn to work after BurnOut

Outputs and Outcomes

Acronym

RE-Born

Code

12T5622

Duration

01 September 2022 → 01 December 2025

Funding

Federal funding: various

Promotor

Eva Derous

Research disciplines

Social sciences
- Health psychology
- Work and organisational psychology
Medical and health sciences
- Occupational health and safety

Keywords

burnout return to work recovery secondary prevention tertiary prevention Belgian federal administration

Project description

Burn-out is an important public health issue, also in the Belgian federal administration. This co-funded project’s general and long-term aim is to reduce burn-out prevalence and improve re-integration after long-term absence within the Belgian federal administration. To realize this, the RE-BOrn project focuses on secondary and tertiary prevention of burn-out.

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