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Early Intensive Developmental and Behavioral Intervention: A Summary of the Literature Concerning Burnout and Retention for Mental Health and Human Services Workers

Date Modified:

2025-07-22 17:55:43Z

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Behavioral Health and Wellness Health and Health Care

Behavioral Health and Wellness

Health and Health Care

Project Type

Literature review

Literature review

Client Organization

Minnesota Department of Human Services

Minnesota Department of Human Services

Literature review of behavioral and mental health professional burnout and retention strategies that can be used to prevent turnover.

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Authors

Bunchung Ly Emma Connell

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