Impacto do trabalho por Turnos no Stresse Ocupacional dos Enfermeiros- Revisão Integrativa da Literatura.

Margalho, Catarina; Santos, Delfran Batista dos; Tinoco, Nuno; Gomes, José Giovani Nobre

doi:10.31252/rpso.09.09.2018

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“…According to Bamonde et al (2020), nurses who work in shifts have more sleep, physical and mental disorders, compared to nurses with a regular day shift. It can also be observed that night shift work, in particular, alters the circadian cycle which, by a snowball effect, alters the natural sleep-wake patterns of your biological clock (MARGALHO et al, 2018).…”

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“…Recognizing the need for better working conditions for nurses, highlighting the importance that professional satisfaction and good quality of life have on their performance (MARGALHO et al, 2018), there is a need to further reflect and explore this topic due to its impact on the quality of life of these professionals. This is a subject that must be better debated in order to develop lines of critical thinking that improve the conditions of the activity for the nursing team and help to make nursing team managers aware of the importance of this issue for the benefit of patient and professional safety, as well as the quality of care in clinical practice.…”

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Influence of Shift Work on the Quality of Life of Intensive Care Nurses: Scoping Review

Moreira¹,

Marinho²,

Gonçalves³

et al. 2022

JHS

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This review aimed to identify the implications of shift work in the context of intensive care on the quality of life of nursing professionals, more specifically, to determine the factors, biological or social, affected by the condition of rotating schedules and how these factors interfere with the professional's quality of life. A Scoping Review (SR) was developed based on a research question that guided the research in three databases, using the descriptors "DeCS" and "MeSH"; and taking into account the defined inclusion and exclusion criteria. After applying these criteria and corresponding assessment of the quality of the studies, a final sample of 4 articles was obtained. After the global analysis of the articles, it was possible to verify that shift work directly affects five dimensions of the quality of life of the Intensive Care nursing professional, namely sleep, cognitive efficiency, socialization, emotional health and mental health. Thus, it was found that nurses who work the night shift are predisposed to poorer sleep quality and a higher level of fatigue at the end of the shift, thus increasing the likelihood of errors occurring when providing care.

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Influence of Shift Work on the Quality of Life of Intensive Care Nurses: Scoping Review

Moreira¹,

Marinho²,

Gonçalves³

et al. 2022

JHS

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“…Acresce que os enfermeiros que trabalham por turnos rotativos, têm maior dificuldade em lidar com os fatores geradores de stresse, maior risco de comprometimento excessivo com o trabalho e um desequilibro esforço/recompensa e alteração no seu padrão sono-vigília, por interferência no ciclo circadiano, com repercussões físicas e no desempenho laboral (11). Também as más condições de trabalho e a falta de recursos organizacionais e de recursos humanos especializados (12), podem provocar uma maior pressão e um maior desequilíbrio entre as exigências e os recursos disponíveis (13)(14)(15).…”

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Burnout em Enfermeiros e Assistentes Operacionais num Hospital central em tempo de Pandemia COVID19

Fernandes¹,

Queirós²

2022

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Introduction The Covid-19 pandemic brought new challenges to healthcare workers, promoting fatigue and professional exhaustion, leading frequently to burnout. Objectives Assess the levels of Burnout among nurses and nursing assistants of a tertiary hospital; compare the levels of burnout between these two groups and identify the influence of sociodemographic and professional factors in the studied groups. Methods Quantitative, transversal, descriptive and correlational study. Data was collected through a questionnaire. Descriptive and inferential analysis was performed. Results During the pandemic, nurses and nursing assistants presented high levels of personal, work-related and client-related Burnout, mainly due to professional, contextual and personal factors. Conclusion High levels of Burnout were found in nurses and nursing assistants. Institutions should monitor and control burnout levels regularly. Protocols and instruments must be developed to ensure healthcare professionals maintain good levels of mental health. Keywords: Burnout; Pandemic; Nurses; Operational Assistants, Occupational Health.

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Impacto do trabalho por Turnos no Stresse Ocupacional dos Enfermeiros- Revisão Integrativa da Literatura.

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Influence of Shift Work on the Quality of Life of Intensive Care Nurses: Scoping Review

Influence of Shift Work on the Quality of Life of Intensive Care Nurses: Scoping Review

Burnout em Enfermeiros e Assistentes Operacionais num Hospital central em tempo de Pandemia COVID19

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