Effect of spiritual intelligence, emotional intelligence, psychological ownership and burnout on caring behaviour of nurses: a cross‐sectional study

Kaur, Devinder; Sambasivan, Murali; Kumar, Naresh

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“…They found a consistent inverse relationship between emotional control and management as dimensions of emotional intelligence and stress and burnout. Kaur, Sambasivan, and Kumar's (2013) study show a statistically significant relationship was found among emotional intelligence and stress and burnout. They concluded that developing emotional intelligence may help diminish burnout when chronic stress is experienced.…”

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The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence and Burnout Levels Among Architecture Students

Erbil¹

2016

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ÖZThis study investigated the relationship between emotional intelligence (EI) and burnout among architecture students. The sample of the study included 35 4 th year students in the Architecture Department. In the study the Emotional Quotient Inventory (EQ-i) of Bar-On was used to measure the emotional intelligence profile, and Maslach Burnout Inventory (MBI) of Maslach was used to measure the state of burnout. The EI level of architecture students was found upper intermediate with a score of 3,63/5. No relationship was found between the EI level of students and their gender, habitation, employment and financial welfare levels. The burnout status of architecture students was defined as intermediate with a score of 2,66/5. No relationship was found between the burnout status of students and their gender, habitation, employment and financial welfare levels. The statistical analysis of the data has revealed a strong statistically significant relationship, in the same direction between the emotional intelligence levels of the students and their burnout status. The study has also revealed a strong and statistically significant relationship between the burnout status and general mood and stress management subscales of emotional intelligence.

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The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence and Burnout Levels Among Architecture Students

Erbil¹

2016

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“…Th e study by Light Irin and Bincy suggests that the stress management interventions are eff ective in reducing job stress among critical care nurses 14 . Th e study by Devinder et al explored other perspectives of nursing care and the results showed that nurses with high emotional intelligence understood their own feelings and the feelings of the others, knew how to manage themselves and deal successfully with the others, and responded eff ectively to work demands 15 . As a…”

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Healthy Settings in Hospital – How to Prevent Burnout Syndrome in Nurses: Literature Review

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SUMMARY -Healthy settings involve a holistic and multidisciplinary method that integrates actions towards risk factors. In hospital settings, a high level of stress can lead to depression, anxiety, decreased job satisfaction and lower loyalty to the organization. Burnout syndrome can be defi ned as physical, psychological and emotional exhaustion, depersonalization, and low sense of personal accomplishment. Th e aim of this literature review was to make systematic literature analysis to provide scientifi c evidence for the consequences of constant exposure to high levels of stress and for the methods to be used to prevent burnout syndrome among health care workers. Th e Medline database was searched to identify relevant studies and articles published during the last 15 years. Th e key words used in this survey were burnout syndrome, prevention, nurses, and healthy settings. Th e 6 eligible studies were included in literature review. Evidence showed nurses to be exposed to stress and to have symptoms of burnout syndrome. As a result of burnout syndrome, chronic fatigue and reduced working capacity occur, thus raising the risk of adverse events. In conclusion, the occurrence of burnout syndrome is a major problem for hospitals and healthcare system. Action plan for hospital burnout syndrome prevention would greatly reduce the incidence and improve the quality of health care.

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“…Through these three dimensions, burnout can consequently lead to further negative outcomes such as decreased motivation, increased negative attitudes and behaviors in the workplace, and reduced job performance (Kaur, Sambasivan, & Kumar, 2013).…”

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Is The "grass" Greener? Occupational Wellness In The Colorado Cannabis Industry

Walters¹

2017

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IS THE "GRASS" GREENER? OCCUPATIONAL WELLNESS IN THE COLORADO CANNABIS INDUSTRYThis study is the first occupational safety and health evaluation of the cannabis industry of Colorado from an Occupational Health Psychology (OHP) perspective. Qualitative pilot data and common OHP theories provide a framework for project development, design, and rationale.This study investigated the following among cannabis industry workers: potential stressors, perceptions and awareness of physical safety hazards, strain outcomes, and organizational supports that might buffer relations between stressors and strain outcomes. Study results provide a first glimpse at the demographics of the cannabis industry and suggest that workers generally experience low strain and high levels of organizational supports in the presence of various physical and psychological stressors and hazards. However, results also suggest heterogeneous health and safety training, awareness, and regulation in the cannabis industry. Future research directions and practical implications for cannabis industry workers are provided.iii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS This thesis represents several years of work -work that I could never have accomplished without the help and guidance of many others. As such, I have a number of people that I would like to acknowledge and thank.

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Effect of spiritual intelligence, emotional intelligence, psychological ownership and burnout on caring behaviour of nurses: a cross‐sectional study

Abstract: Healthcare providers must consider the relationships between these factors in their continuing care and incorporation of these in the nursing curricula and training.

Cited by 168 publications

References 58 publications

The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence and Burnout Levels Among Architecture Students

The Relationship Between Emotional Intelligence and Burnout Levels Among Architecture Students

Healthy Settings in Hospital – How to Prevent Burnout Syndrome in Nurses: Literature Review

Is The "grass" Greener? Occupational Wellness In The Colorado Cannabis Industry

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