17th
International Conference of the Society of Neuroscientists of Africa Marrakesh-Morocco April, 17-20, 2025 |
Burnout is a syndrome resulting
from chronic workplace stress not being successfully managed. Three
dimensions characterize it: feelings of energy depletion or exhaustion;
increased mental distance from one's job, or feelings of negativism or
cynicism related to one's job; and reduced professional efficacy1. The
burden of burnout increased during the COVID-19 pandemic2. Despite the
importance of the data in the literature, understanding the
pathophysiological, clinical, and therapeutic characteristics of
burnout remains a challenge for many scientists. In this symposium, we intend to provide some relevant elements to appreciate the extent of this problem in Africa. To do this, we will address the fundamental mechanisms underlying the consequences of burnout on the brain. Then, we will present the physical expression of these alterations related to burnout and the diagnostic strategies. We will also discuss pharmacological treatments and the contributions of alternative medicine to the management of burnout. It will be a 1.5-hour symposium; with four speakers from different backgrounds with a session chair, (a co-chair will be optional). References: 1WHO keyfacts and details; 2Alanazy ARM, Alruwaili A. Healthcare (Basel). 2023 |
Number |
Speaker |
e-mail |
Title
of the communication |
SP6_1 |
Oritoke M.
Okeowo |
omokeowo@futa.edu.ng |
Basic
Neurological Mechanisms underlying Burnout |
SP6_2 |
Francky Teddy
Endomba |
franckyteddyea@gmail.com |
Burden and clinical manifestations of burnout : a focus on Africa. |
SP6_3 |
Daniel Gams Massi |
danny.gamsmassi@gmail.com |
The burden and clinical manifestations of burnout in clinical settings. |
SP6_4 |
Gwladys Temkou Ngoupaye | gtngoupaye@gmail.com |
Burn out and resilience: The two faces of a coin. |