Accessible summary Burnout negatively impacts the delivery of mental health services.
Psychiatric nurses face stressors that are distinct from other nursing specialities. The …

Aim: The aim of this research was to describe burnout among mental health nurses working
in a city Trust and to develop an understanding of the variables involved in burnout for …

In this paper we present data from three research studies on stress, coping and burnout in
mental health nurses. All three studies used a range of self report questionnaires. Measures …

Background: Psychiatric nurses constitute a fundamental part of the mental health care
system in South Africa. However, high levels of burnout and job dissatisfaction among …

Stress and its outcomes are significant problems for mental health workers. Questionnaires
were sent to 614 community mental health nurses (CMHNs) in Wales. Three hundred and …

Objective: To measure the level of stress, burnout and job satisfaction in rural psychiatric
nurses in Victoria, Australia. Method: This present study presents the findings of a research …

Background. Health care professionals in the United Kingdom (UK) appear to have higher
absence and sickness rates than staff in other sectors, and stress may be a reason for …

The Claybury community psychiatric nurse (CPN) stress study collected data on stress levels
in 250 CPNs and 323 ward‐based psychiatric nurses (WBPN) in the North East Thames …

In the UK, over 20 contemporaneous reports have shown that between one‐quarter and one‐
half of National Health Service (NHS) staff report significant personal distress (Weinberg & …

Aims. This paper reports a study which aims (1) to investigate and compare levels of
stressors and burnout of qualified and unqualified nursing staff in acute mental health …