Abstract Purpose/Objectives: To identify psychosocial wellness and the avoidance of
burnout as key priorities for the retention of oncology nurses and to describe a program …

Objective: This study aimed to clarify the differential contributions of situational and
individual factors to burnout symptoms experienced by two independent groups of specialist …

Purpose This study was done to understand the meanings and nature of experiences of the
burnout of nurses working in oncology wards. Methods The hermeneutic phenomenology …

Many studies have documented high prevalence of burnout and compassion fatigue in
oncology nurses. Burnout has detrimental effects on nurses, patients, and healthcare …

Purpose Our aim is to identify socio-demographic, professional exposure to dying, training
degree and personal factors relevant to burnout dimensions in nurses coping with death …

11017 Background: As the US health care system's vulnerabilities have been laid bare by
an unremitting pandemic, it behooves us to build in resiliency as we look towards recovery …

Nurses are subjected to occupational stress factors that can result in the syndrome of
burnout. The problem addressed by this study was the evaluation of levels of burnout in …

Purpose: Caring for patients with cancer can be taxing for front-line health care providers.
The growing intensity of treatment protocols, in conjunction with staff shortages, reduced …

A high level of burnout has been demonstrated in oncologists, nurses, and other health
professionals. Interventions developed in response demonstrate mixed results. Wellspring, a …