Introduction: Work contexts can affect nurses' work and work outcomes. Work context factors
of nurses, patients, or workflow can modulate nurses' organization of work and determine …

Aim This study aimed to identify determinants of physical, mental and emotional nursing
workloads. Background Workload has a physical, mental and emotional dimension. It …

Aim To explore predictors of perceived nursing workload in relation to patients, nurses and
workflow. Background Nursing workload is important to health care organisations. It …

Aim Calculating a modelled workload based on objective measures. Exploring the relation
between this modelled workload and workload as perceived by nurses, including the effects …

Background Balancing the number of nursing staff in relation to the number of patients is
important for hospitals to remain efficient and optimizing the use of resources. One way to do …

Background Unreasonable workload and work‐related stress can reduce nurse leaders' job
satisfaction and productivity and can increase absence and burnout. Nurse leaders' …

Nursing is a high workload profession, and excessive workload has been shown to have an
adverse effect on patient care. Prior research has focused on patient-staff ratios and skill mix …

Objective: To evaluate the impact of implemented work environment changes on nursing
and support staff roles. Background: In 1999, the authors identified key drivers of …

Objective: To quantitatively measure workflow and computer use, the activities of 27 medical-
surgical RNs were recorded through direct observation. Background: Previous studies have …

Introduction: Nurses' high workload may affect their ability to work, cause health problems,
and reduce nurses' quality of life. Considering the important role of nurses in society's …