PubMed,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
65(4), С. E563 - E573
Опубликована: Дек. 1, 2024
To
review,
identify
and
disclose
predictive
hindering
factors
of
critical
care
nurse
well-being
in
the
COVID-19
era.
Systematic
review
protocol
based
on
Joanna
Briggs
Institute
(JBI)
guidelines.
All
quantitative
primary
studies
focused
influencing
nurses
relationships
among
these
will
be
included.
Based
question,
six
databases
searched:
MEDLINE,
The
Cochrane
Library,
SCOPUS,
CINAHL,
Web
Science,
PsycINFO.
Time
limits
set
according
to
pandemic
establish
quality
JBI
tools
used.
Where
possible,
data
summarised
quantitatively
through
meta-analysis.
We
anticipate
that
this
systematic
provide
an
overview
impacted
professional
during
period
from
COVID-19.
This
study
first
reveal
impact
intensive
nurses'
Furthermore,
it
updated
valid
evidence
which
should
considered
hinder
it.
Enhancing
is
crucial
addressing
growing
trend
their
intention
leave
profession.
Understanding
positively
or
negatively
key
developing
effective
retention
strategies
within
nursing
field.
results
support
managers
leaders
direct
health
policies
toward
implementation
interventions
promote
healthcare
workers
contrast
leave.
This
article
presents
a
scoping
review
aimed
at
mapping
the
main
sources
of
moral
distress
among
nursing
professionals.
The
was
conducted
according
to
Arksey
and
O’Malley
methodology,
using
SPIDER
framework
guide
systematic
search
in
BVS,
PubMed,
PsycArticles,
Scielo,
Scopus
databases.
Initially,
2320
publications
were
identified.
After
application
inclusion
exclusion
criteria,
83
studies
selected
for
analysis
terms
their
methodological
characteristics,
objectives,
practice
contexts,
various
facilitated
grouping
these
into
specific
situations,
reflecting
challenges
experienced
by
nurses
under
different
settings.
augments
knowledge
causes
nursing,
highlighting
impact
this
phenomenon
on
physical
mental
health
professionals,
as
well
quality
care
provided.
Nordic journal of nursing research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
45
Опубликована: Март 1, 2025
Intensive
care
units
are
stressful
environments
and
can
bring
negative
psychological
outcomes
among
critical
nurses.
The
aim
of
the
present
study
is
to
describe
nurses’
characteristics
perceptions
health
in
relation
sex,
also
provide
their
description
a
healthy
sustainable
work
environment
intensive
using
person-centred
practice
framework.
A
cross-sectional
design
was
employed
with
136
participants
who
responded
questionnaire.
Descriptive
statistics
qualitative
content
analysis
were
used.
Regardless
nurses
perceived
current
be
significantly
lower
than
before
COVID-19
pandemic.
They
described
effective
staff
relationships
supportive
organization
as
being
essential
for
environment.
Critical
have
recovered
pre-pandemic
some
degree.
Well-functioning
teams
organizational
system
might
nurture
Scandinavian Journal of Work Environment & Health,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
50(2), С. 113 - 121
Опубликована: Янв. 17, 2024
OBJECTIVE:
Moral
distress
emanating
from
value
conflicts
comprising
ethical
dimensions
pose
a
threat
to
nurses’
health
and
retention,
as
well
the
quality
of
care.
The
aim
present
study
was
investigate
relationships
between
frequency
(EVC),
perceived
when
they
occur,
respectively,
work-related
stress,
burnout
symptoms,
turnover
intent,
team
effectiveness,
patient
safety.
METHODS:
A
two-wave
longitudinal
cohort
questionnaire
performed
among
registered
nurses
at
six
hospitals
in
two
Swedish
regions.
Cross-sectional
analyses
(T1)
were
based
on
1817
228
care
units
(CU),
(T1
–
T2)
965
190
CU.
Hypothesis
testing
using
multilevel
controlled
regression
modeling.
RESULTS:
results
indicated
that
who
often
exposed
EVC
also
higher
extent
tended
report
these
stressful.
Frequent
exposure
induced
by
insufficient
resources,
inapt
organizational
structures
or
interpersonal
staff
relations
cross-sectionally
associated
with
effectiveness.
lack
resources
primarily
had
negative
effects
well-being.
At
CU
level,
such
impaired
individual
constraints
negatively
affected
CONCLUSIONS:
are
related
consequences
healthcare,
processes
take
place
both
levels.
Background.
Moral
distress
(MD)
and
Burnout
of
Health
Care
Personnel
(HCP)
were
extensively
studied
during
the
pandemic.
However,
little
information
is
available
about
their
prevalence
after
its
decline.
This
study
assesses
MD,
burnout
decline
Methods.
The
British
Medical
Association
questionnaire
referring
to
MD
Maslach
addressed
hospital’s
personnel.
Results.
516
valid
questionnaires
included
in
study.
Nurses’
participation
rate
was
67%
doctors
41%.
identical
among
nurses
73,8%,
decremental
order
factors
contributing
are
insufficient
staff,
mental
fatigue,
physical
fatigue.
Participants
believe
that
more
less
bureaucracy,
greater
emotional
support
would
alleviate
MD.
Doctors
score
higher
than
for
lack
time
give
sufficient
patients
public
health
decisions
affecting
communities.
To
ask
ethical
legal
support,
funding
working
fewer
hours.
Nurses
high
on
exhaustion
depersonalization.
Conclusions.
persist
HCP
institutional
help
Leaders
institutions
must
provide
supportive
environments
moderate
Journal of Nursing Management,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
2023, С. 1 - 12
Опубликована: Сен. 29, 2023
To
describe
intensive
care
managers'
experiences
of
premises
and
resources
in
units
during
the
COVID-19
pandemic.
Intensive
(ICUs)
were
enormously
pressured
pandemic
from
many
ill
patients,
requiring
advanced
care.
Hospital
community
volunteers
increased
staff
strength.
Obligatorily,
recruitments
also
conducted
using
transfer
different
hospital
departments.
However,
there
is
little
knowledge
about
(ICMs)
leadership
A
qualitative
descriptive
study
was
March
to
April
2022.
Semistructured
interviews
held
with
12
ICMs
who
purposively
sampled
ICU
ten
Swedish
hospitals.
Data
analysed
content
analysis.
Two
themes
emerged:
a
dramatic
change
landscape
we
could
handle
more
than
thought,
but
at
steep
price.
Participants
described
that
ICUs
had
perform
extraordinary
changes
very
fast
pace,
which
initially
created
sense
cohesion.
Training
introduction
war-like
conditions
associated
uncertainty
meant
support
prioritising
interventions.
how
stood
strong
against
pandemic,
stress,
worries,
anxiety
took
heavy
toll
on
ICMs.
The
eroded
resilience
ICUs.
deterioration
health
said
sick
leaves
resignations
occurred.
Our
findings
show
ICMs'
as
field
tension
between
demands,
whereby
burden
left
weakened.
Implications
for
Nursing
Management.
Findings
emphasised
importance
creating
working
human
materials
order
rebuild
ability
conduct
safe
patient
International Journal of Nursing Studies Advances,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
7, С. 100226 - 100226
Опубликована: Июль 15, 2024
The
coronavirus
(COVID-19)
pandemic
presented
unprecedented
challenges
to
healthcare
systems
worldwide,
with
intensive
care
unit
(ICU)
nurses
at
the
forefront
of
patient
care.
To
date,
there
is
limited
evidence
into
ICU
nurses'experiences
in
Kuwait.
Public Health Nursing,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Ноя. 12, 2024
ABSTRACT
Aim
To
identify
factors
protecting
and
hindering
the
well‐being
of
critical
care
nurses
during
COVID‐19
pandemic.
Background
The
unique
work
challenges
can
undermine
their
professional
mental
well‐being;
as
evidenced
by
prevailing
literature
on
burnout,
compassion
fatigue,
moral
distress.
pandemic
has
seen
these
professionals
front
lines
raised
many
questions
about
well‐being.
Identifying
that
protect
hinder
would
help
to
develop
strategies
necessary
reduce
worrying
phenomena
associated
with
malaise.
Evaluation
A
systematic
review
was
conducted
using
electronic
databases
including
PubMed,
CINAHL,
Scopus,
Cochrane,
PsycINFO,
Web
Science.
Key
issues
After
full
text
analysis,
25
papers
were
included
in
current
review.
Factors
influencing
have
been
grouped
into
“Protective”
“Hindering.”
Conclusions
This
shows
nurses’
is
influenced
like
personal
resilience
supportive
environments,
which
enhance
experience.
Challenges
include
sociodemographic
pandemic's
impact.
Addressing
crucial
for
effectiveness
healthcare
systems.
Implications
clinical
practice
intricately
linked
quality
security
patient
care,
ultimately
outcomes.
delves
deeply
multifaceted
affect
Recognizing
elements
directing
health
policy
toward
development
initiatives
bolster
workers’
welfare.
Prioritizing
imperative,
it
fundamental
mitigating
increasing
inclination
towards
job
turnover,
a
challenge
profoundly
impacting
sector.
Revista gaúcha de enfermagem,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
45
Опубликована: Янв. 1, 2024
RESUMO
Objetivo:
Conhecer
as
competências
socioemocionais
mobilizadas
por
enfermeiros-líderes
durante
e
após
o
enfrentamento
da
pandemia
pelo
covid-19
em
um
hospital
universitário.
Método:
Estudo
de
caso,
realizado
com
16
enfermeiras(os)
atuantes
na
liderança
unidades
serviços
universitário
do
nordeste
Brasil.
Dados
coletados
dois
momentos
mediante
entrevista
semiestruturada.
As
entrevistas
ocorreram
entre
mês
agosto
a
dezembro
2022
janeiro
2023.
Procedeu-se
à
análise
temática
indutiva
codificada,
segundo
técnica
bucket
theme,
auxiliado
software
NVivo12
sustentada
agrupamento
25
itens
constantes
Escala
Competências
Socioemocionais.
Resultados:
Durante
covid-19,
os
enfermeiros
esboçaram
misto
emoções
face
ao
desconhecimento
doença.
Diante
clima
medo
sensação
desamparo,
elaboraram
estratégias
que
minimizassem
riscos
adoecimento
morte.
Emergindo
duas
categorias:
Clima
emocional
vivenciado
pelos
Estratégias
desenvolvidas
no
contexto
covid-19.
Considerações
finais:
Identificou-se
nos
relatos
dos
consciência
social,
regulação,
autocontrole,
criatividade
emocional.
Estas
contribuíram
para
período
pandêmico,
partir
participação,
envolvimento
integração
profissionais.