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Einstein. 2009; 7(1 pt 1):58-63 burnout syndrome in nurses in an intensive care unit 59 stamina and tolerance and easily becomes nervous or irritated at the workplace.. The burnout level among intensive care unit nurses was 3.15 out of 5. a higher level of burnout was significantly associated with younger age, lower education level, single marital status, having no religion, less work experience and previous end-of-life care experience.. The provision of intensive care (ic) can lead to a health care provider’s physical, psychological and emotional exhaustion, which may develop into burnout. we notice the absence of specific studies regarding this syndrome in portuguese intensive care units (icus). our main objective is to study the incidence and risk factors of burnout in portuguese icus..
To investigate emotional stress, coping and burnout among nursing staff and their association with biosocial factors and characteristics of work in intensive care units (icu). method this was a cross-sectional study, conducted in eight icus at a teaching hospital in the city of são paulo, brazil, in october 2012.. Professional burnout has been widely explored in health care. we conducted this study in our hospital intensive care unit (icu) in united states to explore the burnout among nurses and respiratory therapists (rt). a survey consisting of two parts was used to assess burnout. part 1 addressed the. Objective: to identify if nurses working in cardiac and general intensive care units are subject to burnout, correlating it with demographic and occupational information..
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