Background: While critical care nurses are vulnerable to burnout because of the complex
nature of patients' health problems, working in critical care areas has become even more …

Background: Nurses, as health care providers, are insurmountably obliged to the practice of
shift work. Literature has reported shift working as one of the inducing factors of burnout …

Background: The JOB BURNOUT affects the physical and mental health and as job stress
final outcome can be seen in many professions among nursing. The aim of this study was …

Background and aims: JOB BURNOUT is one of the syndromes which is known by
emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and deterioration of job performance. Due to the …

Background & Aim: Job burnout is common in caring professionals; and high levels of the
same are registered in healthcare professionals, especially, nurses in intensive care units …

Background Nurses working long shifts (≥ 12 h) experience higher levels of burnout. Yet
other shift characteristics, including fixed versus rotating night work, weekly hours and …

Received: 11 Nov, 2015 Accepted: 19 Mar, 2016 Abstract Background & Aims: Nurses
working in intensive care units endure more workloads in comparison with other nurses …

Background: The burnout phenomenon is a complex and multidimensional reality and also
a common metaphor for a state of extreme psychophysical exhaustion that is usually related …

Background Nurses, particularly critical care nurses, are exposed to high levels of stress and
burnout. Burnout is associated with many deleterious consequences affecting health care …

BACKGROUND: Good physical and mental health of employees is one of the major
characteristics of a healthy organisation. AIM: Due to the importance of occupational burnout …