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Burnout : staff exhaustion / Stephen H Bales

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BALES Stephen H

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In: Military Review Vol 88 No 4, July-August 2008, pp.82-86 (81)Summary: Identifies the causes of staff burnout in a war setting such as Iraq, the effects this can have (complacency, cutting corners, loss of innovative thinking, all of which have a negative impact on the front line troops), and what can be done to overcome staff exhaustion.

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Identifies the causes of staff burnout in a war setting such as Iraq, the effects this can have (complacency, cutting corners, loss of innovative thinking, all of which have a negative impact on the front line troops), and what can be done to overcome staff exhaustion.

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