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Paediatric nurses' burnout and perceived health: The moderating effect of the common work‐shift
Burnout and health in pediatric nurses may vary with their regular work shifts
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Abstract
A sample of 225 paediatric nurses showed that perceived health is negatively correlated with and common work-shift.
- Higher levels of burnout in paediatric nurses are associated with poorer perceived health.
- The common work-shift significantly correlates with both burnout levels and perceived health.
- A moderating effect of common work-shift on the relationship between burnout and health was observed.
- Balancing the ratio of night-to-day shifts may help control the impact of burnout on health.
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Key numbers
61.8%
Percentage of Nurses on Night/Alternate Shifts
Proportion of paediatric nurses working night/alternate shifts.
−0.343
Correlation between and Perceived Health
Spearman correlation coefficient between and perceived health.
120.5
Score Comparison
Mean rank of scores for night/alternate shift nurses.