Objective To systematically review the literature on relationships between characteristics of
the nurse work environment and five nurse-sensitive patient outcomes in hospitals. Data …

Nursing leadership is critical in facilitating and improving nurse performance, which is
essential for providing quality care and ensuring patient safety. The aim of this study is to …

Nurses remain at the forefront of patient care. However, their heavy workload as a career
can leave them overworked and stressed. The demanding nature of the occupation exposes …

Aims To examine how the Conservation of Resources theory explains burnout in the nursing
profession. Background Burnout, which is an accumulation of work‐related mental stress in …

Aim The purpose of this study was to determine the mediating role that work alienation has
in the effect of loneliness at the workplace on nurses' job performance. Background The …

To deliver high-quality, reliable, and consistent services safely, organizations develop
professional standards. Despite the communication and reinforcement of these standards …

Working with terminally ill patients is regarded as a stressful or traumatic event and may lead
to negative outcomes, including job burnout and secondary traumatic stress (STS) …

Purpose The aim of the study was to analyze and compare elderly care personnel attitudes
toward care robots in Finland and Japan. Design Cross‐sectional survey in Finland and …

Background: Nurses affect patient safety. Although studies have associated patient safety
with nurse staffing levels, Taiwan's Department of Health does not yet support changing …

Background Knowledge provides a foundation for safe and effective nursing practice.
However, most previous studies have focused on exploring nursing students' self-reported …