The term burnout is sometimes overused, but over the past four years or so this phenomenon has given rise to the emergence of dedicated applications. As Julien Alart, co-founder of Lumm, and Dr Clément Duret, head of the occupational disease department at the Raymond Poincaré hospital in Garches (AP-HP) and medical director of Holicare, can testify, French attitudes to psychosocial risks have changed radically in a short space of time.
There is as yet no legal definition of burnout that would allow it to be considered an accident at work or an occupational disease. The World Health Organisation (WHO) considers burnout, in its official definition formulated in 2019, to be chronic work-related stress and not an illness as such. But that does not make the phenomenon any less of a concern. Dr Clément Duret, head of the occupational disease department at the Raymond Poincaré hospital in Garches (AP-HP) and medical director of...
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Romain Bonfillon
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