Positive perceptions held by support staff in community mental retardation services
By: Hastings, Richard.
Contributor(s): Horne, Sharon.
Series: American Journal on Mental Retardation 109 (1) 2004: 53-62.Publisher: 2004Content type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volume Subject(s): STAFF STRESS
| STAFF ATTITUDES | POSITIVE ATTITUDE | SUPPORT STAFFSummary: Investigates the possibility that support staff working with adults with intellectual disabilities may experience a number of positive outcomes or perceptions despite most of the research focusing on staff stress and burnout. Results demonstrated that such positive perceptions do exist.
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Investigates the possibility that support staff working with adults with intellectual disabilities may experience a number of positive outcomes or perceptions despite most of the research focusing on staff stress and burnout. Results demonstrated that such positive perceptions do exist.
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