PREVENTION OF PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL STRESS AND PROFESSIONAL BURNOUT: AN IMPORTANT ELEMENT OF THE OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY SYSTEM IN NURSING

The article explores the critical issue of psychophysiological stress and professional burnout among nurses, highlighting their impact on occupational safety and overall well-being. It discusses key stressors in the nursing profession, including high workload, emotional strain, and challenging work environments. The authors emphasize preventive strategiessuch as stress management programs, psychological support, and organizational interventions to reduce burnout and enhance workplace safety. The study underscores the necessity of integrating mental health support into occupational safety policies, advocating for a holistic approach that ensures both the physical and psychological well-being of nursing professionals. This research is valuable for healthcare administrators, policymakers, and nurses seeking effective strategies to improve working conditions and prevent burnout.