From: What is known about paediatric nurse burnout: a scoping review
Author(s) | Number of pediatric nurses | Burnout outcomes |
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Alves and Guirardello [27] | 267 | Higher EE associated with the outcome of a worse patient safety climate |
Aytekin et al. [29] | 85 | Higher burnout associated with the outcome of decreased quality of life in the nurse |
Czaja et al. [37] | 173 | Higher burnout and PTSD were found in nurses considering a change of career, more frequently screened positive for anxiety and depression, were more likely to respond negatively regarding their team members, teamwork, and impact of their work |
A large portion of nurses with both burnout and significant PTSD symptoms found their symptoms interfered with their work and personal lives | ||
Dos Santos Alves et al. [39] | 267 | Lower burnout associated with the outcome of positive assessments of the safety climate |
Günüşen et al. [48] | 117 | Secondary traumatic stress (STS) predicted 17% of EE |
STS predicted 28% of DP | ||
STS did not predict PA significantly | ||
Latimer et al. [58] | 27 | Higher burnout associated with nurses with higher secondary trauma |
Li et al. [60] | 251 | Higher likelihood of burnout with higher levels of PTSD |
Burnout development secondary to PTSD symptoms may be mitigated by group cohesion | ||
Lin et al. [63] | 144 | Higher burnout associated with the outcome of statistically significant influence on depression levels |
Meadors et al. [66] | 23 | Higher burnout associated with the outcome of higher levels of compassion fatigue |
Meyer et al. [16] | 251 | Higher burnout predicated by compassion fatigue after controlling for pre-existing stress exposure |
Higher burnout predicated by current stress exposure after controlling for pre-existing stress exposure Mediated association: current stress exposure predicted higher levels of compassion fatigue which then predicted higher levels of burnout after 3 months of bedside | ||
Exposure | ||
Morrison Wylde et al. [70] | 95 | Higher burnout associated with PTSD symptoms and compassion fatigue |
Moussa and Mahmood [71] | 55 | Increased PA associated with the outcome of an increase in the mother’s satisfaction with meeting the child’s needs and expectations |
Skorobogatova et al. [89] | 94 | Burnout associated with the symptom of tiredness |
Tawfik et al. [96] | 1Â 464 | Higher burnout found in understaffed units with the outcome of higher infection rates during times when nurses feel overworked (likely when attention to infection prevention decreases) |