Category: Burnout

Abstract The research on nurses burnout in acute care unit settings is suggested for submission to the International Journal of Nursing Studies. The study is explained in short by stating the problem of research, its purpose, defining the research questions and hypothesis, describing the methodology and the implementation steps, and mentioning the results and conclusion.…

Discovery: topic and practice issue The topic and the nursing practice issue related to this topic Topic: Workplace burnout. Nursing practice issue: Nursing burnout due to high workload. The rationale for the topic selection. The scope of the issue/problem The workforce of the United States is currently experiencing significant shortages of nursing staff. One of…

Discovery: topic and practice issue The topic and the nursing practice issue related to this topic The chosen nursing practice issue refers to burnout syndrome and its implications for care. The problem is important because burnout development is attributed to such factors as inadequate scheduling, poor environments at facilities, sociodemographic factors, and even psychological indicators.…

Table of Contents Introduction The Problem: Burnout in Nursing Staff Literature Review Design and Procedures Data Analysis and Presentation Conclusions and Implications Reference Introduction Nurse burnout is one of the most present problems to exist in hospitals across the world. Due to the very labor-intensive as well as mentally and emotionally exhausting nature of medical…

Table of Contents Introduction Research Question Research Design Sample Data Collection Methods Limitations of the Study Findings Summary References Introduction Varying healthcare systems between countries may create different work conditions for staff. The article examines the relationships between the demographic attributes and secondary traumatic stress, burnout, or satisfaction in a sample of American versus Canadian…

Abstract This paper focuses on reviewing the American Journal of Nursings guidelines and describes a rationale for researching the topic A Relationship Between Nurses Burnout and Fatigue and Levels of Patients Safety: A Quantitative Study with the help of quantitative methods. One of the critical reasons for reviewing it is its possibility to reduce shortage,…

Aerts, D., 2001. Transdisciplinary and integrative sciences in sustainable development. In: Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems, Baldwin House, Aldates, Oxford. This article puts emphasis on the need for an interdisciplinary approach to human endeavor in the quest to identify a solution for a given problem. The article emphasizes the issue of finding sustainable solutions to given problems…

Table of Contents Abstract Introduction Problem Statement Review of Relevant Literature Methods Data Analysis Discussion and Findings Conclusion References Abstract This evidence-based project aimed to demonstrate if light physical exercises are effective than multiple short breaks as a method for stress release and reduction of burnout. The PICO question used to guide the practice change…

Table of Contents Introduction Analysis of the research Demerits of the design of research Conclusion References Introduction Qualitative research methods are important in developing factual knowledge in nursing to provide research evidence on matters regarding human health which are then analyzed and documented. (Ekstedt & Fagerberg 2005) Analysis of the research The research methodology used…

Abstract The research on nurse practitioners burnout triggers and coping strategies is proposed for submission to the Journal for Nurse Practitioners. The paper provides reasoning for selecting the journal and discusses research steps associated with the chosen topic of interest. It outlines a general abstract structure and discusses the potential influence of the research study…