Burnout, Associated Determinants and Effects among Nurses and Midwives at Selected CHAG Facilities in the Greater Accra Region, Ghana
Enoch Kyei,
Sylvia Akpene Takyi
Abstract:Background
Burnout among nurses and midwives is a public health concern due to its rapidly increasing prevalence. Although several studies have explored burnout among nurses in general, research specifically focusing on burnout among nurses and midwives in faith-based health facilities remains limited.
Objective
We investigated burnout, associated determinants and effects among nurses and midwives in selected CHAG facilities in the greater Accra region, Ghana.
Methods
The study recruited 266 nurses and midw… Show more
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