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Novel Empowerment Training Trial Targets Healthcare Worker Burnout and Data Quality in Primary Care Settings

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6 Apr 2026

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A novel empowerment training intervention targeting healthcare worker burnout and clinical data quality is being evaluated in Indonesian primary care centres. The SPHERES programme aims to strengthen personal agency among healthcare workers through structured training and support mechanisms.

Originally reported by ClinicalTrials.gov

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