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IRCT20250709066425N1 IRCT 2025-08-14 Azad University, South Tehran Branch The effectiveness of mindfulness self-compassion therapy on Mental Fatigue, Emotional Regulation, and Self-Critical Rumination The Effectiveness of Mindful Self-Compassion Therapy on Mental Fatigue, Emotion Regulation, and Self-Critical Rumination in Nurses with Job Burnout 2025-09-12 anticipated 30 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/85377 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Not blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Parallel, Purpose: Education/Guidance, Randomization description: Experimental and control groups: After selecting the sample, in the next step, people are divided into experimental and control groups using a random method. How to perform randomization: First step: After selecting the voluntary sample, all selected people are placed on a list (numbers from 1 to 30 are assigned to people). Second step: From these people, using a random method using sealed and opaque (numbered) envelopes, people are divided into two experimental groups and a control group. Each person randomly selects an envelope and is divided into the corresponding group. N/A Burn-out. Intervention 1: Control group: 15 participants who meet the inclusion criteria and score at least 66 on the Maslach and Jackson 1981 Burnout Questionnaire will be randomly assigned to the control group. They will complete the Mental Fatigue, Emotion Regulation, and Self-Critical Rumination Questionnaire; however, no treatment will be administered to this group. Intervention 2: Intervention group: 15 participants who meet the inclusion criteria and score at least 66 on the Maslach and Jackson 1981 Burnout Questionnaire will be randomly assigned to the intervention group. They will complete the psychological fatigue, emotional regulation, and self-critical rumination questionnaires as a pre-test, then undergo 8 sessions of mindfulness-based self-compassion therapy based on the Neff and Grammer (2013) method, as well as 1 session of seclusion, each session lasting 165 minutes. After completing the sessions, they will complete the psychological fatigue, emotional regulation, and self-critical rumination questionnaires as a post-test. Yes - There is a plan to make this available What will be shared: Demographic data and the main outcome results of the research can be shared after de-identification and preserving the privacy of individuals. When: Data can be made available 4 months after the results are published and after personally identifiable information is removed. To whom: The study data and documentation will be available to researchers and scholars working at reputable academic and scientific institutions. Conditions: Research data and documentation may be used for scientific and research purposes. Users must undertake to keep non-identifiable data confidential. Where to obtain: f you need data, please contact maedesafdari7878@gmail.com How to obtain: After receiving and reviewing the request from the researcher, a response will be provided as soon as possible. Comments:
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Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of) 1936855875 009822801448 salariradz@gmail.com Islamic Azad University Iran (Islamic Republic of) Iran (Islamic Republic of) Obtaining a minimum score of 66 to diagnose burnout from the Maslach and Jackson (1981) questionnaire Having the necessary criteria for diagnosing burnout according to (ICD-11) based on a structured interview with a clinical psychologist Absence of diagnosable psychiatric disorders based on diagnostic criteria (DSM-5) and concurrent absence of acute physical illness No concurrent chronic physical illnesses Not receiving any other psychological treatment at the same time 30 years 50 years Female Nurses with less than one year of work experience Z73.0 Burn-out Behavior Behavior Control group: 15 participants who meet the inclusion criteria and score at least 66 on the Maslach and Jackson 1981 Burnout Questionnaire will be randomly assigned to the control group. They will complete the Mental Fatigue, Emotion Regulation, and Self-Critical Rumination Questionnaire; however, no treatment will be administered to this group. Intervention group: 15 participants who meet the inclusion criteria and score at least 66 on the Maslach and Jackson 1981 Burnout Questionnaire will be randomly assigned to the intervention group. They will complete the psychological fatigue, emotional regulation, and self-critical rumination questionnaires as a pre-test, then undergo 8 sessions of mindfulness-based self-compassion therapy based on the Neff and Grammer (2013) method, as well as 1 session of seclusion, each session lasting 165 minutes. After completing the sessions, they will complete the psychological fatigue, emotional regulation, and self-critical rumination questionnaires as a post-test. Mental Fatigue. Timepoint: Pre-intervention and Post-intervention. Method of measurement: Mental Fatigue Questionnaire Johnson et al. 2010. Emotion Regulation. Timepoint: Pre-intervention and Post-intervention. Method of measurement: Emotion Regulation Questionnaire Cross and John 2003. Self-Critical Rumination. Timepoint: Pre-intervention and Post-intervention. Method of measurement: Self-Critical Rumination Questionnaire Smart et al. 2016. Azad University, South Tehran Branch Approved 2025-06-10 Research Ethics Committees of Islamic Azad University - Varamin-Pishva Branch Islamic Azad University, Varamin–Pishva Branch, Naghsh-e Jahan Town, Pishva County, Tehran, Iran Tehran Tehran Iran (Islamic Republic of)