María Dolores Ruiz Fernández|Esteban Pérez?García|Ángela María Ortega?Galán
Quality of Life in Nursing Professionals: Burnout, Fatigue, and Compassion Satisfaction
University of Almería|Andalusian Health Service|Universidad de Huelva
objective research analyse quality life nursing professionals relationship sociodemographic variables work context multicentre descriptive crosssectional design used questionnaires administered 1521 nurses working andalusian public health system aphs spain professional quality life proqol v iv measured well several sociodemographic workrelated variables end descriptive analysis multiple exploratory analyses conducted levels compassion fatigue cf burnout bo elevated level compassion satisfaction cs estimated mean marital status healthcare setting area centre located work shift variables associated cf according multiple linear regression model predicting factors occurrence cf married working primary care urban areas working morningeveningnight shift variables related cs professionals age sex marital status healthcare setting centre location centre work shift specifically according exploratory model factors predicted reduction cs working primary care urban areas working morningeveningnight shift however divorced increased cs bo influenced work shift nursing professionals exposed certain factors may influence professional quality life factors related work context