FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4309698524> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4309698524 endingPage "20" @default.
• W4309698524 startingPage "1" @default.
• W4309698524 abstract "AbstractAbstractBurnout is an occupational syndrome resulting from chronic workplace stress not appropriately managed. In nursing, burnout has been associated with adverse job characteristics (e.g., high responsibility for others, heavy workload, lack of infrastructure), with negative outcomes for the individual, the organization, and the recipients of care. The objective of this review is to describe the approaches used to predict burnout of practicing nurses to allow health care organizations to proactively address nursing burnout. We searched Scopus and PubMed for publications containing either in their title or abstract the terms “nurs*”, “burnout”, and “predict*” from 1970 to 2021. Our multi-phase screening process resulted in 312 papers. A gap in existing research relates to the primary method all studies but one used to capture data—questionnaires. Burnout is essentially a cumulative condition, and questionnaires identify the damage reactively, after burnout is experienced, by placing an additional demand on the individual, i.e., they further increase workload. Methods, ideally requiring minimal effort, to predict, not detect, burnout are needed so that individuals and organizations can take measures to prevent, reduce, and ultimately eliminate burnout among nurses and other clinicians.Keywords: Burnout predictionnursingsociotechnical systemwork design AcknowledgmentsWe thank Alexandra Chronopoulou for the valuable insights about the statistical methods used in the studies we reviewed. We also thank Elisandro Cabada, a librarian associated with both the medical and engineering schools, who helped us validate our search strategy. We also deeply appreciate Adviye Irem Yuceel, who helped us to retrieve the articles included in this review. Lastly, we acknowledge the original caretakers of the land where we conducted this study: the Patwin, Miwok, Duwamish, Peoria, Kaskaskia, Piankashaw, Wea, Miami, Mascoutin, Odawa, Sauk, Mesquaki, Kickapoo, Potawatomi, Ojibwe, and Chickasaw tribes and nations.Consent and approval statementThis study does not qualify as human subjects research. Therefore, it was not reviewed by an Institutional Review Board.Disclosure of interestThe authors report no conflict of interest.Additional informationFundingNo specific funding was received for this work." @default.
• W4309698524 created "2022-11-29" @default.
• W4309698524 creator A5036727723 @default.
• W4309698524 creator A5049916965 @default.
• W4309698524 date "2022-12-28" @default.
• W4309698524 modified "2023-10-11" @default.
• W4309698524 title "Prediction of nursing burnout—a scoping review of the literature from 1970 to 2021" @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1495298267 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1543605582 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1565802118 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1689293838 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1730502039 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1786134876 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1805048128 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1820264429 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1840682500 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W184682946 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1889628278 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1949539453 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1958478380 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1964839548 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1966282111 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1967201043 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1968239017 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1968482662 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1968926595 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1969898240 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1970203148 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1970932440 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1971330409 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1973879546 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1974804752 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1977041588 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1982216553 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1983270776 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1985419350 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1985953162 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1986733963 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1989263736 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1992181766 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1996348417 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W1998270533 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2003555218 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2006019136 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2008298693 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2009666894 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2010419670 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2013730974 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2014669232 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2017594079 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2018552104 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2019864890 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2020557002 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2020710864 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2021357991 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2021470206 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2021774402 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2023717294 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2024063776 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2024083736 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2025802918 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2026752260 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2028146261 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2031590924 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2034421595 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2034467570 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2034540289 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2042832156 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2043485187 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2048581476 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2050796484 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2052898791 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2056431902 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2057197096 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2058741867 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2058928065 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2059633346 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2060382533 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2062507001 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2064066772 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2066766950 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2066837128 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2069648986 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2070288047 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2071566085 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2071909507 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2077471630 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2079283960 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2079514789 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2079890712 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2080414157 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2085440360 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2085631252 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2085893046 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2086072779 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2089925426 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2093001406 @default.
• W4309698524 cites W2093407013 @default.

• next