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A cross-sectional multicentre qualitative study exploring attitudes and burnout knowledge in intensive care nurses with burnout Cover

A cross-sectional multicentre qualitative study exploring attitudes and burnout knowledge in intensive care nurses with burnout

Open Access
|Dec 2020

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Intensive care is said to be a very stressful environment_ What is your view?

STRESSFUL WORK DEMANDS
STRESS REDUCTION OPTIONS
OBJECTIVE WORKING CONDITIONS (N=14)PSYCHOLOGICAL STRAIN (N=13)INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIPS (N=14)SPONTANEOUSLY APPLIED (N=8)MANAGEMENT-RELATED (N=8)
Stressful, demanding, high pressureHuman sufferingPoor interpersonal relationshipsSocialising outside workMediating interpersonal relationships
UnpredictabilityEmotionally overwhelmingUnfairnessSmaller teamsEfficient work organisation
WorkloadPsychological tollGeneral dissatisfaction Improving work conditions
Constant changes in technology Increasing competencies

Please can you tell me what you know about burnout syndrome?

SENSE OF KNOWLEDGE

RECOGNISING BURNOUT (N=15)BEING ACQUAINTED WITH IT (N=10)BEING ABLE TO DESCRIBE IT (N=14)BURNOUT RELIEF (N=9)SOURCES OF INFORMATION (N=5)
No/neverSuperficial knowledgeSomething that happens after several years on the jobSpecialist help (psychology/ counselling)Not mentioned at school
Not enough knowledgeBeing able to describe what it isIrritated, depressed, not able to sleep because of workAwareness-raising workshopsHeard about it at school
Experiencing burnout by myselfKnowledgeableTired/concerned about becoming physically illThe team leader as a problem-solving facilitatorLectures at work/knew about it at work
Definitions/notions about burnoutLeaving for an easier workplaceInformation from various sources, various sources of knowledge
Do not know what to do

Thinking about stress in your workplace, what do you think the employer’s role is?

PROTECTIVE WORKPLACE MEASURES

LEADERSHIP (N=8)PREVENTION AND PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT (N=9)ORGANISATIONAL MEASURES (N=12)QUALITY CONTROL AND REWARDS (N=13)
Relaxed approachA defined system for help provisionIncreased staff numbersRegular recuperation/days off
Supervisors creating a better climateTeam buildingMaintenance of equipment and suppliesParticipation in the shift schedule
Questionnaire/problems listEducation focused on job- related technical demandsUnified rules and assessment of work quality
Stress prevention programmesBetter communication within the teamRewards for better work
Protocols/system of reportingImproved working conditions

How does your work influence your home and your private life?

PRIVATE LIFE COMPROMISED

LACK OF LEISURE TIME (N=12)STRAINED RELATIONSHIPS (N=7)PROJECTING DISSATISFACTION ONTO FAMILY (N=5)INADEQUATE COPING (N=12)EFFECTS (N=14)
Time-consumingStress impacts family relationshipsEmotional strain causing dissatisfaction at homeMentally and physically tiredNo negative effects

Unfinished work carried homeFrustrationAvoidancePerforming duties outside my line of workSome positive influence

Assignments given outside working hoursThinking about stressful events after workPersonal changes/harmWorking overtimeOccasional negative effects

Work schedule more important than family timeOverwhelming work-related strain Unrealistic demands
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/sjph-2021-0008 | Journal eISSN: 1854-2476 | Journal ISSN: 0351-0026
Language: English
Page range: 46 - 54
Submitted on: Sep 7, 2020
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Accepted on: Nov 24, 2020
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Published on: Dec 31, 2020
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2020 Adriano Friganović, Biljana Kurtović, Polona Selič, published by National Institute of Public Health, Slovenia
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