Abstract 1 Background Nurses exhibit considerable variations in sleep quality and
experience high job stress levels. Distal factors, such as childhood adversity, and proximal …

Background Nursing staff are on the front line of providing healthcare that addresses
patients' needs. Sleep quality is highly related to work performance and quality of life among …

Background Studies have shown that poor sleep could result in many unpleasant
consequences and is prevalent in nurses. Considering the fact of high stress, overwhelming …

Background High levels of work-related stress, burnout, job dissatisfaction, and poor health
are common within the nursing profession. A comprehensive understanding of nurses' …

Background: Little is known about the health and well-being of US correctional nurses. To
protect correctional nurses, a better understanding of organizational characteristics, job …

Background Previous researchers have demonstrated that the work practice environment
influences nurses' engagement; however, few studies have explored the mechanisms that …

Objective: This study examined the variation in role stress and career satisfaction among
hospital-based registered nurses (RNs) by shift length. Summary background data: Many …

Background Increasing home care has been seen as a way to respond to the growing care
needs of the aging population. To secure a sufficient number of nurses to provide home …

Purpose Given the intense physical and mental demands placed on nurses and other
caregivers, getting sufficient sleep is essential to maintaining both individual health and …

Objective To determine the effect of work characteristics on the psychological symptoms of
general practitioners'(GPs) and community nurses. Design, setting and participants A …