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Burnout levels in the critical care area according to years of work experience among Italian nurses

  • Authors: Lupo, R.; Rubbi, I.; Vitale, E.; Ingrosso, F.; Bianchimani, E.; Rizzo, M.; Filomeno, L.; Marchisio, D.; Leo, G.; Mascia, L.; Artioli, G.; De Nunzio, G.; Cascio, D.; Tumolo, M.R.; Carriero, M.C.; Conte, L.
  • Publication year: 2025
  • Type: Articolo in rivista
  • OA Link: http://hdl.handle.net/10447/696806

Abstract

Background and aim: In healthcare systems, Intensive Care Units (ICUs) and emergency rooms are extremely demanding and stressful environments, such that the severity of patient conditions, time pressures and the need to operate in critical conditions can promote the onset of moral suffering and burnout. The aim of this study is to assess burnout levels among Italian nurses employed in the emergency department referring to years of work experience. Methods: An online survey was conducted through major social network channels and collecting data among healthcare workers employed in emergency departments and burnout levels. Results: Data reveal that healthcare personnel suffer from significant levels of burnout, especially among those with low work experience. Conclusions: Our data show high levels of stress and burnout among healthcare professionals, mainly due to the emotional burden and daily ethical challenges. (www.actabiomedica.it).