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emotional demandsdo ... leadto burnout in nurses
by documentation and administrative burden(passive) caused byphysician burnout
personal and organization elements such as : (passive) is caused byPhysician burnout
systems problems(passive) is caused byPhysician burnout
The long hours and intense physical demands of traditional nursingcan often leadto nurse burnout
Job dissatisfactioncan causethe nurses burnout
by the demands of technology(passive) being caused byphysician burnout
several factorscan contributeto nursing burnout
by EHR use(passive) caused byphysician burnout
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in decreased quality of care , reduced physician productivitycan resultin decreased quality of care , reduced physician productivity
to higher job turnover ratesleadsto higher job turnover rates
quality of care , patient safety , turnover rates and patient satisfactioninfluencesquality of care , patient safety , turnover rates and patient satisfaction
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to poor nurse satisfaction and patient satisfactionleadsto poor nurse satisfaction and patient satisfaction
to doctors wanting to leave medicine altogethercan leadto doctors wanting to leave medicine altogether
to reduced patient satisfactioncan ... leadto reduced patient satisfaction
to poor patient outcomesleadingto poor patient outcomes
to these problemsmay be contributingto these problems
to higher infection ratesleadsto higher infection rates
more medical errors than unsafe medical workplace conditionsmay causemore medical errors than unsafe medical workplace conditions
to medical mistakescan leadto medical mistakes
to job dissatisfactionleadsto job dissatisfaction
to medical errorscan leadto medical errors
in more expensive healthcare andresultsin more expensive healthcare and
to an American health - care crisisis contributingto an American health - care crisis
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to disengagement in the jobleadsto disengagement in the job
to disengagement on the jobleadsto disengagement on the job
The nursing shortage crisis(passive) is caused byThe nursing shortage crisis
to lower patient outcomesleadsto lower patient outcomes
to turnoverleadsto turnover
to Medical Errors and DistressLeadsto Medical Errors and Distress
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