Burnout Syndrome In Nurses In An Intensive Care Unit

The burnout syndrome can affect up to 45% of intensive care unit (icu) nurses and physicians. burnout impacts on quality of care and may lead to a shortage of icu caregivers in the future. therefore it is important that health care leaders and hospital managers be aware of possible risk factors for burnout.. Frequent exposure to stressful events in the icu may have been associated with increased prevalence of depression and burnout. this study was planned to assess the burnout syndrome and its relation with depression in nursing staff of the icu in turkey.. Objective: to identify if nurses working in cardiac and general intensive care units are subject to burnout, correlating it with demographic and occupational information..

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Objective: to identify if nurses working in cardiac and general intensive care units are subject to burnout, correlating it with demographic and occupational information. methods: this is a descriptive exploratory, cross-sectional, prospective and correlational study utilizing quantitative. To investigate emotional stress, coping and burnout among nursing staff and their association with biosocial factors and characteristics of work in intensive care units (icu). method this was a cross-sectional study, conducted in eight icus at a teaching hospital in the city of s