Introduction Burnout may be suffered not only by experienced nurses, but also by those in
training. The university environment can be highly stressful for student nurses, who are …

Job burnout is an occupational hazard induced by prolonged exposure to excessive work-
related stress-a state of physical or emotional exhaustion that also involves a sense of …

COVID-19 booster doses for high-risk groups such as nurses are necessary to reduce the
impacts of the pandemic and promote public health. We examined the relationship between …

Introduction: Quiet quitting seems to be a new threat for healthcare workers and
organizations. Individuals now tend to stay at their jobs covering only the bare requirements …

Objectives This study aims to explore the complex relationships between personal and
demographic factors, intermediary factors such as quality of life (depression, anxiety, stress …

Objective: To investigate the mediating effects of anxiety and depression in the relationship
between insomnia and burnout among Chinese nurses under the regular COVID-19 …

Background Burnout is one of the most extensively studied phenomena of the twenty-first
century; which has been extensively studied among helping professions, although it can be …

Introduction: The COVID-19 pandemic has had a considerable impact on the psychological
and psychopathological status of the population and health care workers in terms of …

Burnout is a major problem in health care and is associated with adverse sequelae for
patients, health care workers, and organizations. Burnout among respiratory therapists (RTs) …

Background The occupational burnout epidemic is a growing issue, and in the United
States, up to 60% of medical students, residents, physicians, and registered nurses …