The current situation and influencing factors of occupational grief among clinical nurses: A scoping review

Occupational grief is prevalent among clinical nurses and is shaped by a complex interplay of personal, professional, and organizational factors. Standardized tools like The revised grief experience inventory and Death Coping Self-Efficacy Scale have enabled more consistent assessment, but further longitudinal and interventional studies are warranted. Enhancing nurses' coping capacity through education, support systems, and workplace reforms may help mitigate the negative impact of occupational grief.