Tag: emotional labor

A study from the University of Surrey and Cardiff University finds that users of AI companions feel more vulnerable when ...

A qualitative study of 20 palliative care nurses in Türkiye reveals how continuous witnessing of suffering and grief shapes communication ...

A cross-sectional survey of 339 intensive care unit nurses in China demonstrates that perceived toxic leadership is negatively associated with ...

A qualitative study of 16 palliative care nurses in southeastern China identified four context-sensitive emotional regulation patterns that nurses move ...

A cross-sectional network study of 308 Chinese nursing students found role overload, clinical practice belonging and positive failure mindset were ...

A phenomenological study of 21 Chinese physicians and nurses who served in Botswana reveals how moral dilemmas and emotional labor ...

A network analysis of 716 Chinese clinical nurses identifies the perceived possibility of quitting as the most central node and ...

A qualitative study of 16 male psychiatric nurses in China finds that professional identity develops gradually through pragmatic entry, double ...

A qualitative study of 12 Chinese pediatric nurses traces how Confucian relational ethics generate, amplify, and constrain moral distress, pointing ...

In an era where healthcare demands are escalating, the role of midwives has never been more crucial. As frontline healthcare ...