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DePaul University DePaul University Via Sapientiae Via Sapientiae Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium Sep 11th, 12:00 AM Effective Coping Strategies to Reduce Nursing Burnout: An Effective Coping Strategies to Reduce Nursing Burnout: An Integrative Literature Review Integrative Literature Review Martha Amador [email protected] Follow this and additional works at: https://via.library.depaul.edu/nursing-colloquium Part of the Nursing Commons Amador, Martha, "Effective Coping Strategies to Reduce Nursing Burnout: An Integrative Literature Review" (2018). Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium. 1. https://via.library.depaul.edu/nursing-colloquium/2019/summer/1 This Event is brought to you for free and open access by the School of Nursing at Via Sapientiae. It has been accepted for inclusion in Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium by an authorized administrator of Via Sapientiae. For more information, please contact [email protected].

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DePaul University DePaul University

Via Sapientiae Via Sapientiae

Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium

Sep 11th, 12:00 AM

Effective Coping Strategies to Reduce Nursing Burnout: An Effective Coping Strategies to Reduce Nursing Burnout: An

Integrative Literature Review Integrative Literature Review

Martha Amador [email protected]

Follow this and additional works at: https://via.library.depaul.edu/nursing-colloquium

Part of the Nursing Commons

Amador, Martha, "Effective Coping Strategies to Reduce Nursing Burnout: An Integrative Literature Review" (2018). Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium. 1. https://via.library.depaul.edu/nursing-colloquium/2019/summer/1

This Event is brought to you for free and open access by the School of Nursing at Via Sapientiae. It has been accepted for inclusion in Grace Peterson Nursing Research Colloquium by an authorized administrator of Via Sapientiae. For more information, please contact [email protected].

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Background: Nursingburnoutisaglobalconcernhowever,itremainsunclearwhichcopingstrategiesareeffectiveatpreventingthisphenomenon.Nursesplayacriticalroleinthehealthcaresystem,duetothefactthattheyactasmediatorsofpatient-physiciancommunicationandstrivetoprovidesafepatient-centeredcare.Nonetheless,nurses’jobdutiesarestressfulastheycareforpatients,families,communities,andindividualsatriskforhealthconditions(Mohamed,2016).Nursingburnouthasbeenattributedtothedemandingphysicallabor,humansuffering,workhours,staffingdebacles,andinterpersonalrelationshipsthatarecentraltoanurse’sworkday(Jennings,2008).Burnoutisdefinedasemotionalexhaustion,depersonalization,andreducedprofessionalefficacythatmayoccurinnursesrelatedtotheirinvolvementinhealthcare(Mohamed,2016;Shinetal.,2014).Burnoutisofsignificantconcerninthehealthcarefieldduetoitsnegativeimpactinjobperformance,workcommitment,jobsatisfaction,employeeturnover,andhealthandwell-beinginindividuals,amongother(Shinetal.,2014).Copingreferstotheabilitytosuccessfullymanagedemandswhenaperson’sresourcesaretaxedorexceeded(Singh,Sharma&Sharma,2011).

Methods: AcomputerizedsearchoftheliteraturewasconductedusingPubMedandtheCumulativeIndextoNursingandAlliedHealthLiterature(CINAHL)Complete.Toconductasearchoftheliterature,multipletextcombinationswereusedthatincludedthefollowingsubjectheadings:burnout,coping,copingstrategies,andburnoutinnursing.Inclusioncriteria:Peer-reviewedarticlesfrom2008to2018,availableinEnglish,andofthenursingormedicinedisciplinethatfocusedoneffectivestrategiestoreducenursingburnout.Exclusioncriteria:Articlesthatdidnothavetitlepertainingtothetopicofinterest,duplicates,andarticlesthatdidnothaveafull-textversion.

Results: Sixstudiesexaminedtherelationshipbetweeneffectivecopingmechanismsandnursingburnout.Thesestudiessuggestedvariousstrategiestocopewithjobrelatedstress.Seekinghelp:bytakingsupportofcoworkers,otherstaff,familymembers,amongothers,helpstobettercopewithjobstressors(Akbar,Elahi,Mohammadi&Khoshknab,2015).Spiritualcoping:prayersandseekinghelpfromasuperiorforcehasbeenaneffectivecopingstrategy,andhasshowntorelievetensioninnurses(Salaree,Zareiyan,Ebadi&Salaree,2014).Self-controlling:nursesusedthisstrategytoemotionallyandcognitivelyfocusonself-controlratherthanstressfulexternalconditionsandincreasetheiradaptationtothesituationthatdisruptsthebalanceoftheseaspects.Positivethinking,silence,toleranceandforcedacceptance,crying,self-learning,theuseofrecreationandsportsareself-controlstrategiesused(Akbar,Elahi,Mohammadi&Khoshknab,2015).Mindfulness:incorporatingmindfulness-basedstressreductionstrategiessuchasmeditation,breathing,healthyeating,awareness,acceptance,focustothepresentmoment,andrecognizingunpleasantsensations,thoughtsandfeelingshavesignificantlyreducedburnoutrates,hasincreasedmood,andhaspromotedpositiveattitudechanges(Asuero,Queraltó,Pujol-Ribera,Berenguera,Rodriguez-Blanco,&Epstein,2014).

Research Questions: What are effective coping strategies that can help reduce nursing burnout?

Effective Coping Strategies to Reduce Nursing Burnout An Integrative Review of Literature

Student: Martha Amador, MS Research Advisor: Elizabeth Hartman, PhD, RN

Problem Statement: Nursingisanintegralcomponenttothedeliveryofqualitypatienthealthcare.Theroleofnursingtodeliversuchcarehasagreatamountofassociatedstress.Thepurposeofthisliteraturereviewwastoidentifystrategiesthathavebeeneitherimplementedpreviously,orsuggestedascopingmeasuresfornurses.Thisreviewexploredfactorsthatputnursesatriskofburnoutanddiscussestheimportanceofburnoutprevention.

Nursing Practice Implications: Nursingpracticeshouldfocusonpreventingprofessionalburnouttoimprovequalityofworkinglife.Addressingnursingburnoutbyestablishingeffectivecopingstrategiescanhelpreducetheeffectsofworkrelatedstressors(Lee,Kuo,Chien&Wang,2016).Nursesshouldmitigatenursingburnoutbyseekingresourcesthatareeffectiveinstressreductionsuchasasupportgroups,mindfulnesstraining,self-controlclasses,andspiritualgroups.

Conceptual Framework

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DEFINITIONS:Newman’sSystemModelfocusesonthereactionsthatapersonorcommunitypresentswhenundergoingavarietyofstressorsintheirenvironment(McEwen&Willis,2014).Defenselines:basicsurvivalfactorsthatprotectthecentralcoreagainststressors.Defenselinesinvolvephysiological,psychological,sociocultural,andspiritualdimensionsthatrespondtothestressor.Ifburnoutoccurs,thelinesofdefensearedamaged,andthesystembecomesdisrupted(Günüşen&Üstün,2010).