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• W2967941175 abstract "Burnout syndrome among intensive care professionals has been widely documented internationally. Few studies address the incidence and prevalence in Latin America. And there are no validated studies about the situation in Argentina. Our goal was to determine burnout prevalence among intensive care nurses in Argentina and related risk factors. Online self-administered survey evaluating demographic variables and the Maslach Burnout Inventory in 486 critical care nurses between June and September 2016. A percentage of 84.4 of participants show moderate or high levels of burnout syndrome (95% CI 80.8–87.4). No significant association was found between burnout and gender, age, years of practice, academic degree, role or multiplicity of jobs. There was no statistical difference in burnout prevalence among different types of populations of care (neonatal, paediatric or adult care). Nurse to patient ratios of 1:3 or higher was found to be a statistically significant risk factor for emotional exhaustion and depersonalization sub-scales (p = .002 and .0039, respectively). More than 80% of nurses caring for critically ill patients in Argentina show moderate or high levels of burnout syndrome and this is related to a high nurse:patient ratio (1:3 or higher). El síndrome de burnout entre los profesionales de cuidados intensivos ha sido ampliamente documentado internacionalmente. Pocos estudios abordan la prevalencia en América Latina, y específicamente en Argentina no existen estudios de peso que aborden esta problemática. El objetivo del presente estudio fue determinar la prevalencia de burnout entre las enfermeras de cuidados intensivos de Argentina y los factores de riesgo relacionados. Encuesta en línea, autoadministrada, para evaluar variables demográficas y puntuación en el Índice de Burnout de Maslach en 486 enfermeras de cuidados críticos entre los meses de junio y septiembre de 2016. El 84,4% de los participantes presentan niveles moderados/altos de síndrome de burnout (IC 95% 80,8 a 87,4). No se encontró asociación significativa entre el burnout y el género, la edad, los años de práctica, el grado académico, el rol o la multiplicidad de empleos. No hubo diferencias estadísticamente significativas en la prevalencia de burnout entre los distintos tipos de población de atención (neonatal, pediátrica o de adultos). Se encontró que la variable relación enfermera:paciente de 1:3 o más se encuentra estadísticamente relacionada con las subescalas de agotamiento emocional y despersonalización (p = 0,002 y 0,0039, respectivamente). Más del 80% de las enfermeras que tienen a cargo el cuidado de pacientes críticamente enfermos en Argentina muestran niveles moderados/altos de burnout y esto se relaciona con una relación enfermera:paciente ≥ 1:3." @default.
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• W2967941175 title "Burnout prevalence in intensive care nurses in Argentina" @default.
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