The high level of occupational stress and burnout among nurses can lead to insomnia,
anxiety, and depression. However, the actual risks for healthcare-seeking for these stress …

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 …

Objectives The study investigated whether nurses' different working schedules are
associated with different levels of job-related strain, health symptoms and behavior. No …

Occupational stress and burnout are a global epidemic that can cause severe negative
effects on workers' physical and emotional health. Health professionals working in a hospital …

Prevalence of Burnout in Healthcare Specialties: A Systematic Review Using Copenhagen and
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This article has two main objectives. The first is to examine the extent of stress, negative
mental health outcomes and variations in mood states experienced by shift workers (N …

Background: With increasing workload and dismal working conditions, healthcare
professionals (HCPs) in India often suffer from burnout. Understanding the extent of these …

Employees in health care settings face significant risk of burnout, which involves negative
emotional, psychological, and physical reactions to continuous work-related stress.

A 2006 literature review reported that emergency department (ED) physicians showed
elevated burnout levels and highlighted several environment and personal issues …

Objective: Burnout exerts a significant negative influence on job performance, especially in
such difficult jobs as those to be found in the health care industry. This research aimed to …