Aim This study aimed to summarize the available information in the literature to make an
accurate estimate of the prevalence of burnout among Iranian nurses. Background and …

BACKGROUND: The impact of resiliency on professional burnout in nurses has been
evaluated in several studies. AIM: This meta-analysis was conducted to examine the effect of …

Background: Nurses are at risk for symptoms of compassion fatigue (CF) and burnout (BO).
Social support plays an important role in predicting CF and BO. This study was performed to …

Abstract Background & Aims: The frequent exposure of nurses to the painful conditions of
patients in intensive care units (ICUs) could decrease their professional quality of life …

Effects of Nurse-Led Intervention on Patients' Anxiety and S... : Critical Care Nursing Quarterly
Effects of Nurse-Led Intervention on Patients' Anxiety and Sleep Before Coronary Artery Bypass …

Introduction: Emotional intelligence is a group of skills that enhances individual's ability to
succeed encounter environmental pressures and improve occupational achievement …

Background and aims: Nurses are particularly susceptible to burnout. Nursing staffs are in
face to a relatively stressful work environment, high mental and physical pressure, irregular …

BACKGROUND: Job burnout syndrome is caused by prolonged exposure to difficult working
conditions. Emergency medical services (EMS) staff are exposed to varying levels of mental …

Introduction: occupational burnout is a psychological syndrome caused by the accumulation
of work-related stress and characterized by intolerance, high levels of emotional exhaustion …

Received: 11 Nov, 2015 Accepted: 19 Mar, 2016 Abstract Background & Aims: Nurses
working in intensive care units endure more workloads in comparison with other nurses …