FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4296797777> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4296797777 endingPage "e0274036" @default.
• W4296797777 startingPage "e0274036" @default.
• W4296797777 abstract "Nurse, Midwives and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs), along with other health and social care colleagues are the backbone of healthcare services. They have played a key role in responding to the increased demands on healthcare during the COVID-19 pandemic. This paper compares cross-sectional data on quality of working life, wellbeing, coping and burnout of nurses, midwives and AHPs in the United Kingdom (UK) at two time points during the COVID-19 pandemic. An anonymous online repeated cross-sectional survey was conducted at two timepoints, Phase 1 (7 th May 2020-3 rd July 2020); Phase 2 (17 th November 2020-1 st February 2021). The survey consisted of the Short Warwick-Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale, the Work-Related Quality of Life Scale, and the Copenhagen Burnout Inventory (Phase 2 only) to measure wellbeing, quality of working life and burnout. The Brief COPE scale and Strategies for Coping with Work and Family Stressors scale assessed coping strategies. Descriptive statistics and multiple linear regressions examined the effects of coping strategies and demographic and work-related variables on wellbeing and quality of working life. A total of 1839 nurses, midwives and AHPs responded to the first or second survey, with a final sample of 1410 respondents -586 from Phase 1; 824 from Phase 2, (422 nurses, 192 midwives and 796 AHPs). Wellbeing and quality of working life scores were significantly lower in the Phase 2 sample compared to respondents in Phase 1 (p<0.001). The COVID-19 pandemic had a significant effect on psychological wellbeing and quality of working life which decreased while the use of negative coping and burnout of these healthcare professionals increased. Health services are now trying to respond to the needs of patients with COVID-19 variants while rebuilding services and tackling the backlog of normal care provision. This workforce would benefit from additional support/services to prevent further deterioration in mental health and wellbeing and optimise workforce retention." @default.
• W4296797777 created "2022-09-24" @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5000015630 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5013069936 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5029745068 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5055446376 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5059062329 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5081633194 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5082110749 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5083549189 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5086633626 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5086700147 @default.
• W4296797777 creator A5089087009 @default.
• W4296797777 date "2022-09-21" @default.
• W4296797777 modified "2023-10-14" @default.
• W4296797777 title "Wellbeing and coping of UK nurses, midwives and allied health professionals during COVID-19-a cross-sectional study" @default.
• W4296797777 cites W1923250089 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W1952316063 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W1965826518 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W1981627989 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2034444361 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2073856760 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2081059976 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2138241145 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2146380789 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2160948541 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2161201898 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2169337111 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2346275821 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2390503303 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2509853202 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2553379941 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2570843836 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2588132639 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2609730248 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2671303442 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W2967943564 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3009423139 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3012832369 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3013973823 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3014937314 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3017851240 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3020320167 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3022467419 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3024604746 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3026541506 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3028670956 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3029443790 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3035486967 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3039445169 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3039665327 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3045016636 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3046652265 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3048812103 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3049220741 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3081412077 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3086990166 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3093181506 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3097750037 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3099873525 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3101452964 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3106810451 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3108194957 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3108207721 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3110740995 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3111432422 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3112499168 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3116028161 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3120192972 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3120755145 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3121922905 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3122132718 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3126310609 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3128773110 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3130096783 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3134812415 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3136211016 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3136665294 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3138161672 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3152588109 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3157123288 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3157562695 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3162037687 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3165599215 @default.
• W4296797777 cites W3199890207 @default.
• W4296797777 doi "https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0274036" @default.
• W4296797777 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36129890" @default.
• W4296797777 hasPublicationYear "2022" @default.
• W4296797777 type Work @default.
• W4296797777 citedByCount "11" @default.
• W4296797777 countsByYear W42967977772022 @default.
• W4296797777 countsByYear W42967977772023 @default.
• W4296797777 crossrefType "journal-article" @default.
• W4296797777 hasAuthorship W4296797777A5000015630 @default.
• W4296797777 hasAuthorship W4296797777A5013069936 @default.
• W4296797777 hasAuthorship W4296797777A5029745068 @default.
• W4296797777 hasAuthorship W4296797777A5055446376 @default.
• W4296797777 hasAuthorship W4296797777A5059062329 @default.

• next