Job Stress and Burnout among Intensive Care Unit Nursing Staff
In the last few centuries, we have witnessed major transformations in the health and nursing sector, especially regarding the scope of job and technological advances. The drastic change has not been without difficulties, the most notable of which is emotional stress. Such stress can compromise the safety of the patients and the health of the health care providers (Aiken et al., 2012). Stress can be defined as an internal or environmental event that an individual or social system can no… Continue Reading...
bargaining. Again, full transparency can often help in instances of disagreement.
15. Explain job stress. Dealing with job related stress.
Job related stress exists in all industries, both for profit and not-for-profit. However, in any police organization, stress can be exceptionally high given the fact that public safety, and ultimately lives, are on… Continue Reading...
abilities, in companies within Pakistan. Numerous job outcomes like job stress, affective communication, contextual performance, and turnover intent, have been addressed. The research is grounded in the resource conservation theory (Hobfoll, 2002), which stresses that political capabilities help tackle job stressors. Hence, an examination of its role relative to job outcomes and POP can aid employees in improving their political capabilities and avoiding the adverse impacts of workplace POP. Researchers surveyed three hundred staff members of service as well as public sector firms by utilizing self-report measures. While study findings are in line with hypotheses, researchers failed to establish… Continue Reading...