Nursing is known to be a stressful profession that can lead to physical and psychological
health issues and behavioural problems. In oncology, workload among nurses is believed to …

Context Health care workers must possess high levels of medical knowledge, technical skills
and also non‐technical skills (NTS) in order to provide safe, effective and patient‐centred …

This study explored the relationships among perceived workplace incivility, stress, burnout,
perceived turnover intentions, and perceived level of psychological empowerment among …

The effects of stressful incidents on emergency department (ED) staff can be profound.
Witnessing aggression, violence or the death of patients, or participating in resuscitation …

klopper hc, coetzee sk, pretorius r. & bester p.(2012) Journal of Nursing Management 20,
685–695 Practice environment, job satisfaction and burnout of critical care nurses in South …

Nurses and midwives commonly face a variety of challenges and difficulties in their
everyday work. Stress, pressure, fatigue and anxiety are acknowledged sources of …

It may be argued that altruism, or the selfless concern for others, was fundamental to the
discipline of nursing; however, with the evolution of nursing, there has been debate within …

Abstract Based on the Work–Home Resources Model and Conservation of Resources
Theory, we develop dual mechanisms by which nice interactions (patients' compliments and …

Background: Following professional standards is the main concern of all managers in
organizations. The functions of nurses are essential for both productivity and improving …

Objectives: Since the existence of work-related stressors is inevitable in nurses' workplace,
nurses usually use a variety of coping strategies which can be called cognitive, affective …