field of nursing. The majority of the hypotheses presented were supported, demonstrating a direct correlation between emotional exhaustion and depersonalization with intent to leave the nursing profession. Multiple limitations were presented in this article. Jourdain and Chenevert (p.719,2009) convey the response rates were low, cross-sectional data versus a longitudinal study was used, hence decreasing the magnitude of the impact burnout has on the nursing field and self-reported measures labeled as a common method variance left little room for inference. Findings further suggest, tasks and role should be restructured to reduce work overload “Nurses’ and increase the meaning of their work (Jourdain and Chenevert, p.720). Group Two’s Conclusion The study’s purpose statement, review of the literature, conceptual framework, study design, population, and sample were examined for relevance and usability. The evidence provided in this study was found to be reliable and applicable to clinical practice in understanding burnout in bedside nurses. A bedside nursing shortage is impending in the next ten years. It is consensus that nurses need to care for each other to prevent burnout. The results of this study empower Nursing professionals to develop methods to reduce stress, increase work satisfaction and provide emotional support.
field of nursing. The majority of the hypotheses presented were supported, demonstrating a direct correlation between emotional exhaustion and depersonalization with intent to leave the nursing profession. Multiple limitations were presented in this article. Jourdain and Chenevert (p.719,2009) convey the response rates were low, cross-sectional data versus a longitudinal study was used, hence decreasing the magnitude of the impact burnout has on the nursing field and self-reported measures labeled as a common method variance left little room for inference. Findings further suggest, “Nurses’ tasks and role should be restructured to reduce work overload and increase the meaning of their work (Jourdain and Chenevert, p.720). Group Two’s Conclusion The study’s purpose statement, review of the literature, conceptual framework, study design, population, and sample were examined for relevance and usability. The evidence provided in this study was found to be reliable and applicable to clinical practice in understanding burnout in bedside nurses. A bedside nursing shortage is impending in the next ten years. It is consensus that nurses need to care for each other to prevent burnout. The results of this study empower Nursing professionals to develop methods to reduce stress, increase work satisfaction and provide emotional support.
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