Latest Research in Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout

Top Research Topics in Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout

• Healthcare professionals’ stress and burnout — 7 papers
• Migration, Health and Trauma — 3 papers
• Down syndrome and intellectual disability research — 2 papers
• Patient Safety and Medication Errors — 2 papers
• Participatory Visual Research Methods — 2 papers
• Ethics in medical practice — 2 papers
• Workplace Health and Well-being — 2 papers
• Intimate Partner and Family Violence — 2 papers
• Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications — 2 papers
• Workplace Violence and Bullying — 2 papers

Highest-Cited Papers

1. Investigation of the health status of emergency nurses working in shifts and the factors associated with it
2. Identifying compassion fatigue indicators in Chinese psychiatric nurses: a machine learning approach with SHAP interpretation
3. Creating Research Partnerships With People With Traumatic Brain Injury From Underserved and Made-Marginalized Communities: The Need for Accommodations and Trauma-and Violence-Informed Dialogue
4. PC-RIM: A Clinical Protocol for Identity Reintegration in Migration
5. PC-RIM: A Clinical Protocol for Identity Reintegration in Migration
6. Considering four contemporary variations of extinction
7. Predictors of work engagement among rural and remote nurses who provide hospice, palliative, and end of life care: Results from a national study
8. Frontline Practice Leadership for quality and safe services for people with intellectual disabilities – “ensuring work as expected” becomes “work as done”
9. Repercussions of the second victim phenomenon on health care workers: Scoping review
10. Building capacity in health systems with and for caregivers: A photovoice protocol
11. Healthcare delivery modality and mental health–related intention to leave their job among nurses in Canada
12. Interventions to Address Moral Distress in Nurses and Other Healthcare Professionals: A Scoping Review and Evidence Gap Map
13. Analysing ambivalent attitudes through narratives: a transdisciplinary approach
14. Emergency Nurses’ Experiences of Caring for Individuals with Mental Health Concerns: A Focused Ethnography
15. Between Two Worlds: Substance Use, Risk, Resilience, and the Generational Divide in Florida's Hispanic and Latino Communities
16. Supporting sexual assault disclosure: a qualitative study of women's experiences and preferences in gynaecological and midwifery care in the Netherlands
17. More than a free snack: benefits of mobilized resources and socialization for pediatric healthcare workers
18. The health burden of job strain: evidence from Europe
19. The Lived Experiences of Nurses: Mental Health Challenges Working In The Clinical Practice
20. A Realist Evaluation of a Behavior Change Program for Domestic Abuse Perpetrators in the United Kingdom