Nurses who co-create care with clients experience lower levels of burnout through the perception of fewer emotional demands: an observational study

The co-creation of care supports nurses' perception of their work in long-term care as less emotionally demanding, which helps them to experience less burnout. Thus, long-term care facilities could consider the promotion of the co-creation of care in efforts to reduce emotional demands and job burnout among nurses. Ultimately, investing in the co-creation of care can facilitate well-being of nurses as well as facilitate their person-centeredness in caring for their clients.