标题/作者	年份
Coping with COVID-19: emergency stress, secondary trauma and self-efficacy in healthcare and emergency workers in Italy M Vagni, T Maiorano, V Giostra, D Pajardi Frontiers in psychology 11, 566912	2020
From resilience to burnout: psychological features of Italian general practitioners during COVID-19 emergency C Di Monte, S Monaco, R Mariani, M Di Trani Frontiers in Psychology 11, 567201	2020
Healthcare worker resilience during the COVID‐19 pandemic: An integrative review RG Baskin, R Bartlett Journal of nursing management 29 (8), 2329-2342	2021
Coping strategies and mental health during COVID-19 lockdown S Budimir, T Probst, C Pieh Journal of Mental Health 30 (2), 156-163	2021
What is known about paediatric nurse burnout: A scoping review L Buckley, W Berta, K Cleverley, C Medeiros, K Widger Human Resources for Health 18, 1-23	2020
Self-care strategies to combat burnout among pediatric critical care nurses and physicians H Wei, H Kifner, ME Dawes, TL Wei, JM Boyd Critical Care Nurse 40 (2), 44-53	2020
Moderating effect of mindfulness on the relationships between perceived stress and mental health outcomes among Chinese intensive care nurses F Lu, Y Xu, Y Yu, L Peng, T Wu, T Wang, B Liu, J Xie, S Xu, M Li Frontiers in psychiatry 10, 260	2019
Organizational factors affecting physician well-being DS Tawfik, J Profit, S Webber, TD Shanafelt Current treatment options in pediatrics 5, 11-25	2019
Hardiness and coping strategies as mediators of stress and secondary trauma in emergency workers during the COVID-19 pandemic M Vagni, T Maiorano, V Giostra, D Pajardi Sustainability 12 (18), 7561	2020
Work overload and emotional exhaustion in university teachers: Moderating effects of coping styles JA García-Arroyo, AO Segovia Universitas Psychologica 18 (2), 1-12	2019
Death Cafés for prevention of burnout in intensive care unit employees: study protocol for a randomized controlled trial (STOPTHEBURN) ME Bateman, R Hammer, A Byrne, N Ravindran, J Chiurco, S Lasky, ... Trials 21 (1), 1-9	2020
Palliative cancer care stress and coping among clinical nurses who experience end-of-life care H Kim, K Kim Journal of Hospice & Palliative Nursing 22 (2), 115-122	2020
Gender differences in career satisfaction, moral distress, and incivility: a national, cross-sectional survey of Canadian critical care physicians A Fox-Robichaud, L Edmund, CM Martin Canadian Journal of Anesthesia 66 (5), 503-511	2019
Burnout and coping among healthcare providers working in Saudi Arabia during the COVID-19 pandemic S AlJhani, H AlHarbi, S AlJameli, L Hameed, K AlAql, M Alsulaimi Middle East Current Psychiatry 28 (1), 29	2021
Preparing for the second surge: preventing posttraumatic stress disorder and building resilience for health care workers in the face of COVID-19 TL Benham, A Hart, M Bortolin, J Groves, A Kraus, B Newbury, ... Disaster Medicine and Public Health Preparedness 16 (2), 714-717	2022
The demoralisation of nurses and medical doctors working in the emergency department: A qualitative descriptive study E Elder, ANB Johnston, M Wallis, J Crilly International emergency nursing 52, 100841	2020
Prevalence of burnout in mental health nurses in China: A meta-analysis of observational studies LN Zeng, JW Zhang, QQ Zong, SW Chan, G Browne, GS Ungvari, ... Archives of psychiatric nursing 34 (3), 141-148	2020
Applying conflict management strategies to the pediatric operating room JL Sinskey, JM Chang, GS Shibata, AJ Infosino, K Rouine-Rapp Anesthesia & Analgesia 129 (4), 1109-1117	2019
Supporting Muslim families before and after a death in neonatal and paediatric intensive care units A Al Mutair, M Al Ammary, LA Brooks, MJ Bloomer Nursing in Critical Care 24 (4), 192-200	2019
Coping with stress during the second wave of the COVID-19 pandemic by Polish university students: Strategies, structure, and relation to psychological well-being M Guszkowska, A Dąbrowska-Zimakowska Psychology Research and Behavior Management, 339-352	2022

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