Results for: burnout Your search came up with 5 results: Volumes/Issues / Volume 11 (2022) / Issue 3 July - September 2022 BURNOUT AMONG NURSES DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC Friday, July 1, 2022Not available Volumes/Issues / Volume 4 (2015) / Volume 3 September-December 2015 BURNOUT MIDWIVES WORKING IN NEONATAL INTESIVE CARE UNIT Friday, January 9, 2015Introduction: The considerably low proportion of midwives in closed wards in Greek hospitals in combination with the highly stressful environment may lead to burnout syndrome (BS). Aim: It was to explore burnout syndrome (BS) that experience midwives working in Neonatal Intensive Care Units (NICU) and the factors associated with its' occurrence. Methods: The sample studied consisted of Volumes/Issues / Volume 12 (2023) / Issue 2 April-June 2023 EXPLORING THE PROFESSIONAL QUALITY OF LIFE OF NURSING STAFF CARING FOR CANCER PATIENTS Saturday, April 1, 2023Introduction: Providing care to patients with cancer, is a particularly tough process for nurses, due to the many stress factors and demands they face daily.Purpose: The purpose of the study was to investigate compassion fatigue/sec-ondary traumatic stress, compassion satisfaction, and occupational burnout in a Greek sample of oncology nurses.Method: The sample of this study consisted of 71 nurses Volumes/Issues / Volume 11 (2022) / Issue 1 January - March 2022 ONCOLOGY NURSES’ BURNOUT AND CARE BEHAVIOURS Saturday, January 1, 2022The nursing profession is physically and emotionally demanding and can often lead oncology nurses to burnout affecting the quality of provided care. Purpose: To investigate the burnout and caring behaviours of oncology nurses. Material - Method: This is a cross-sectional study in a convenience sample of 99 nurses and nurse assistants carried out from February to March 2020 at a Cancer Hospital of Volumes/Issues / Volume 7 (2018) / Volume 1 January - April 2018 PROFESSIONAL BURNOUT OF GERIATRIC NURSES CARING FOR ELDERLY PEOPLE WITH DEMENTIA Monday, January 1, 2018Introduction: Elderly people with dementia present complex needs and the challenges in their care may make the caring staff in long term caring settings vulnerable to the development of burnout because of the emotional and physical drainage they undergo. Purpose : of this study was to examine the factors that contribute towards the development of burnout of professional caregivers of elderly people