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DOI: 10.3109/01460868609094402
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Rela Tionship of Burnout to Personal and Job-Related Variables in Acute-Care Pediatric Settings

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“…Higher levels of burnout were found in nurses who cared for specific pediatric patient populations such as caring for children with cerebral palsy [97], children with cystic fibrosis [59], and babies with neonatal abstinence syndrome [73]. Another patient factor related to higher burnout involved behavioral issues from patients/families [65,79].…”
Section: Rochefort Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Higher levels of burnout were found in nurses who cared for specific pediatric patient populations such as caring for children with cerebral palsy [97], children with cystic fibrosis [59], and babies with neonatal abstinence syndrome [73]. Another patient factor related to higher burnout involved behavioral issues from patients/families [65,79].…”
Section: Rochefort Andmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Burnout itself results in reduced organizational commitment on the part of the healthcare provider [125]. The experience of witnessing patient suffering and death [65,122], uncertainty around plan/utility of care [15,56,126], moral distress [15,85], and behavioral issues with patient families (e.g., aggressive patients/families) [65,79,127] were found to be significant factors that contributed to burnout in both pediatric nurses and general population physicians and nurses.…”
Section: Work Environmentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Maytum et al (2004) found that nurses "reported that seeing repeated painful and difficult procedures and treatments done to children and dealing with the emotional burdens of families were triggers for compassion fatigue and burnout" (p. 177). Historically, it has been reported that nurses in pediatric health care are at risk for burnout, especially nurses in acute care units (Oehler & Davidson, 1992;Oehler, Davidson, Starr, & Lee, 1991;Pagel & Wittmann, 1986). Rochefort and Clarke (2010) reported 35.7% of nurses in a neonatal intensive care unit showed high emotional exhaustion.…”
Section: Research Abstractmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Η πλειοψηφία των μελετών για την επαγγελματική εξουθένωση έχει διεξαχθεί σε επαγγελματίες υγείας που δουλεύουν κάτω από ιδιαίτερες συνθήκες εργασίας όπως τα ογκολογικά τμήματα (Jenkins & Ostchega, 1986;Whippen & Canellos, 1991;Vachon, 1993;Papadatou, et al, 1994;Kash, et al, 2000), σε μονάδες εντατικής θεραπείας (Bailey, et al, 1980;Keane, et al, 1985;Chen & McMurray, 2001;Lederer, et al, 2008;Verdon, et al, 2008), σε τμήματα επειγόντων περιστατικών (Keller, 1990;Gillespie & Melby, 2003;Ersoy-Kart, 2009;Hooper, et al, 2010), σε Ψυχιατρικές Κλινικές ή άλλες δομές ψυχικής υγείας (Pines & Maslach, 1978;Jones, et al, 1987;Handy, 1991;Corrigan, et al, 1994;Kilfedder, et al, 2001), σε παιδιατρικά τμήματα ή μονάδες εντατικής νοσηλείας νεογνών (Pagel & Wittmann, 1986;Oehler & Starr, 1991;Kennedy & Barloon, 1997), σε μονάδες ειδικών λοιμώξεων που νοσηλεύονται κυρίως ασθενείς με AIDS (Meisenhelder & LaCharite, 1989;Klonoff & Ewers, 1990;Bennett, et al, 1991) κ.λπ. Επίσης, η επαγγελματική εξουθένωση έχει μελετηθεί σε επαγγελματίες υγείας που εργάζονται με συγκεκριμένους πληθυσμούς, όπως τα άτομα με ειδικές ανάγκες και οι οικονομικά αδύναμοι (Felton, 1998).…”
Section: αιτίες και παράγοντες κινδύνου της επαγγελματικής εξουθένωσηςunclassified