… critical care nurses themselves are jointly responsible for implementing strategies to prevent
burnout in critical care nurses. … cal care nursing places critical care nurses at risk of burnout. …

… In an attempt to expand nurses’ insights on these issues … in critical care nurses, we conducted
a study to determine the relationship between critical care nurses’ perceptions of futile care …

… behaviours of critical care nurses. The results of this study will give critical care nurses a
greater understanding of how their caring behaviours are perceived by others. Incorporating the …

… CONCLUSIONS: This study provides valuable insight into the actual and perceived stressful
experiences of critical care nurses, thus contributing to the ongoing effort to reduce burnout …

… from the critical care nurse's perspective. Two hundred twenty-six critical care nurses from
… Critical care nurses' responses to questions about family visiting demonstrated variation in …

… Critical care nurses participating in this study managed complex, unstable patients with life-…
main categories of environmental influence on critical care nurses’ decision-making: patient …

… The purpose of this systematic review was to synthesize the evidence on critical care nurses’
… of critical care nurses? 2a. What is the level of job satisfaction among critical care nurses? …

… of Critical-Care Nurses, critical care nurses employed in a large medical center, and critical
care nurses … expert consensus on the items: aggressive care, honesty, and action response. …

… of 18 nurses in urban and rural based critical care settings. • The purpose of the study was
to observe and describe the decision-making activities of critical care nurses within natural …

… Little is known about the effects of nurses’ work hours on vigilance and patients’ safety. In …
sample of 502 critical care nurses to describe the work patterns of the nurses, compare the …