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    Factores asociados al desarrollo del Síndrome de Burnout en el personal que labora en la Fundación Hogar Del Ecuador en la ciudad de Cuenca durante el periodo abril julio 2025
    (Instituto Superior Tecnológico Particular Sudamericano, 2025) Buñay Borja Carlos Fabricio
    Burnout síndrome is becoming a bigger problema in healthcare settings, especially in facilities like the Funfación Hogar del Ecuador that care for vulnerable groups, finding the factors associated with the development of burnout among the medical staff at this Cuenca facility between April and July of 2025 is the aim of this study. The Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI), an internationally validated instrument that evaluates structured questionnaires and three dimensions , personal accomplishment, depersonalization, and emotional exhaustion, were used to determine the most important risk factors. The assessment of the psychosocial risk levels in their workplace was made posible by the responses of the 65 healthcare professionals who took part, the results showes that despite the low global burnout index (-5,03), there was a significantly lower leve lof personal ccomplishment(mean score 33,01), along with moderate levels of despersonalization (9.58) and emotional exhaustion (18,4), work overload, a lack of institutional support, irregular work schedules, perceived unfairness, inadeque trainig, and social isolation were the most pertinente risk factors found. A preventive handbook that covers techniques for self-care, emotional control, active breaks, compassionate leadership, and fostering a positive workplace culture was created as parto of the intervention, these results demonstrate how urgently comprenhensive institutional, these results demonstrate how urgently comprehensive institutional measures, stress management trainig programs, and organizatioanl procedures thet put employees´ well- being first are needed to improve workplace mental health.