Survey Finds More Than Half of Pediatric Cardiology Nurses Are Burned Out
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More than half of nurses caring for children with cardiovascular conditions are emotionally exhausted and good working environments were linked with less burnout, according to a survey presented during ESC Congress 2020.
Of the 2,205 nurses who responded, 85 worked in cardiology wards and intensive care units. Of these 85 nurses, 58% were emotionally exhausted with the main causes including being responsible for a high number of patients and the complexity of caring for sick children.
Of note, researchers found that 30% of the nurses wanted to either work in a different hospital or change their careers entirely.