Relationship between second victim syndrome and fear of missing out among nurses in Oman: Implications for nursing practice

Understanding the interplay between FOMO and SVS among critical care nurses has significant implications for clinical practice worldwide. This research can inform evidence-based strategies to enhance nurses' well-being, leading to improved patient care outcomes and reduced burnout rates. Additionally, the findings can help develop targeted interventions to mitigate the effects of FOMO and SVS, fostering a healthier work environment and promoting resilience in critical care nursing. By exploring these relationships, this research aims to provide insights into the factors contributing to FOMO and SVS, facilitating the development of effective support systems to promote nurses' well-being across diverse health care settings.