Study Protocol Examines How General Practitioners Manage Patient Burnout in Practice
Researchers have detailed a mixed-methods study protocol exploring the psychosocial and contextual determinants influencing burnout management in general practice.
Tag: Burnout
Family ethics and hierarchy shape moral distress among Chinese oncologists
A qualitative study of sixteen Chinese oncologists finds moral distress shaped by family expectations, hospital hierarchies and financial barriers.
Why echocardiography staff stay or go: a single NHS trust maps the retention drivers
A mixed-methods service evaluation of 45 NHS echocardiography staff in one London trust found 88 percent of Band 8 team ...
When Doctors Show Emotion: Public Perceptions of Serious Illness Conversations
A factorial vignette survey of 1,572 members of the Swiss public found that physician expressions of sadness, including tears, during ...
New Taxonomy Maps the Hidden Mental Health Needs of Dementia Caregivers
A new taxonomy disaggregates dementia caregiver distress into eight distinct domains and maps them against existing technologies, exposing persistent gaps ...
Qualitative study identifies barriers to empowering urban primary health providers in Iran
A qualitative content analysis of eighteen primary health staff in Shiraz, Iran, identified three main categories of challenges to provider ...
French study trims ICU stress scale to 26 items validated for all staff groups
A French nationwide study of 2,241 ICU professionals validated the PS-ICU stress scale and shortened it to 26 items usable ...
Mental fitness workshop seen as feasible and acceptable by Canadian nursing students
A qualitative study of Canadian practical nursing students found a brief mental fitness workshop was perceived as feasible and acceptable, ...
Nursing Interns’ Stress Peaks Twice, Journey Map of 19 Students Reveals
A longitudinal qualitative study of 19 Chinese nursing interns mapped internship stress across four stages, finding it begins before the ...
One in nine Japanese emergency physicians shows severe burnout across all three Maslach subscales
A multicenter cross-sectional survey of 307 Japanese emergency physicians found 11.1% scored severely on all three Maslach Burnout Inventory subscales ...
After the Code: How Hospital Staff Cope With In-Hospital Cardiac Arrests
A Danish qualitative study of 12 healthcare professionals identifies the emotional impact of in-hospital cardiac arrests and the passive, active ...
Physicians Say Humanistic Care Survives Through Relationships, Not Formal Curricula
A qualitative focus group study of 26 U.S. physicians finds that humanistic practice is cultivated mainly through relationships with patients, ...
Better Supervision Could Help Keep New Behavioral Health Clinicians on the Job
A scoping review and expert interviews find that supervision for early career U.S. behavioral health clinicians is mandatory and potentially ...
Nurses’ workplace spirituality defined by meaning, community and values alignment
A concept analysis of 31 empirical studies defines workplace spirituality in nursing through three attributes: meaningful work, sense of community, ...
Co-designed mindfulness program for aged care staff fails at implementation stage
A Type 2 hybrid study in Australian residential aged care found a mindfulness program was acceptable to participants but reached ...
Perceived Stress Tops the List of Psychological Drivers of Burnout in Healthcare Workers
A cross-sectional survey of 417 healthcare workers in three hospitals used dominance analysis to rank psychological predictors of burnout, finding ...
Dance and Music Hold Real Potential for Health in Later Life, Editorial Argues
A European Geriatric Medicine editorial signposts the potential of dance and music, supported by a growing evidence base, to improve ...
Compassion and affective empathy show opposite links to nurse compassion fatigue
Nurses who report higher levels of compassionate concern tend to experience less compassion fatigue overall, while those with stronger affective ...
Late-Career Nurses Reveal How Emotional Demands Shift Across Decades at the Bedside
A qualitative interview study of thirteen Swedish nurses aged 60 and older finds that changes in emotional demands and emotion ...
Disrupted Work-Rest Patterns Linked to Turnover Intention via Depression in Nurses
A multilevel study in BMC Nursing finds that work-rest disruption among nurses in China is positively associated with turnover intention ...
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