Regardless of the cause, nurse burnout has far-reaching consequences. evidence from the american nurses association suggests that stress from long hours at work , rotating shifts and infrequent breaks slows down reaction times, reduces motivation, and increases errors — all of which can affect patient care.. Burnout among health professionals and its effect on patient safety. by audrey lyndon, phd. estimates for the prevalence of burnout ranged from 10%–70% among nurses and 30%–50% among physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants. or working in a setting with higher mortality causes burnout.. It is important to study burnout among nursing students because this condition has been found to be related to decreased academic performance, which can influence the quality of care in the nurses’ professional life and expose patients to care-related risks..
Stress in nursing
Australian journal of advanced nursing volume 25 number 1 determinants of burnout among public hospital nurses authors dr rebecca spooner‑lane. Burnout syndrome appears among nurses very frequently. we present the leading factors for burnout among nurses in rmc „dr safet mujic“ in mostar, bosnia and herzegovina. methods : it is a cross sectional descriptive study.. Job stress cause attrition among nurses in public and private hospitals www.iosrjournals.org 43 | page need and importance in view of the global nursing shortage, the need to retain experienced staff has become an important organizational priority. by understanding the effect of work environments on nurse attitudes and behaviours that.
