Objective: Staff in pediatric and neonatal intensive care units (PICU and NICU) experience
high rates of burnout due to the highly stressful environment. There is growing literature …

Background Nurses working in critical care environments, such as intensive care units, are
susceptible to impaired professional quality of life. Those caring for babies and children …

Purpose Quality of care and the mental and physical health of nurses are interlinked. The
COVID-19 pandemic has imposed an extremely high burden on health care. This study …

Palliative care in the delivery room is an interprofessional and interdisciplinary challenge
addressing the dying newborn and parents as well as the caregivers. It differs in some …

Objective: To investigate and compare nurses' perceived care-related distress and
experiences in end-of-life situations in neonatal and pediatric intensive care units. Study …

Importance Variation in attitudes between health care professionals involved in the
counseling of parents facing extremely preterm birth (< 24 wk gestational age) may lead to …

Background: Caring for parents continuing pregnancy after learning about a severe life-
limiting condition in their unborn is challenging. Most existing studies focus on affected …

Objective To compare estimates of effect and variability resulting from standard linear
regression analysis and hierarchical multilevel analysis with cross-classified multilevel …

Aim To explore the sentiments of medical staff in setting quiet time in a tertiary neonatal
intensive care unit. Background Quiet time, which can help create a healing neonatal …

Nursing burnout, a result of prolonged occupational stress, has always been a challenge in
health care, but recently the COVID-19 pandemic made this issue into a national priority. In …