Table 1 Prevalence of burnout among men and women
Reference | Sample(s) | Significant gender differences in burnout prevalence |
|---|---|---|
[1] | Literature review | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on DP |
[2] | 694 female and 2225 male Dutch employees | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on PA |
[7] | Literature review | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on DP |
[21] | Literature review | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on DP Males score higher on PA |
[49] | 277 female and 216 male Greek teachers | Females score higher on EE |
[50] | 317 female and 77 male Dutch nurses | Males score higher on EE a DP and PA not measured |
[51] | 93 female and 138 male athletics coaches | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on PA |
[52] | 218 Chinese doctors and nurses | Females score higher on EE |
[53] | 403 female and 664 male Dutch academia | No differences on EE DP and PA not measured |
[54] | 227 female and 243 male Canadian teachers | Males score higher on DP |
[55] | 552 female and 217 male Greek Cypriot school teachers | Females score higher on EE |
[56] | 122 female and 141 male American faculty members | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on DP |
[57] | 32 female and 68 male American family practice residents | Males score higher on DP Among males DP increased over time |
[58] | 163 female and 239 male South African doctors | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on PA |
[59] | 347 female and 248 male American clinical psychologists | Males score higher on DP |
[60] | 154 female and 141 male Turkish teachers | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on DP |
[61] | 1677 female and 1634 male Finnish physicians | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on DP |
[62] | 336 female teachers and 219 male Spanish teachers | Females score higher on EE Males score higher on DP |