Background: In China, workplace violence (WPV) toward health-care professionals has
been a major concern, but no meta-analysis on this topic has been published. This study is a …

Aim To examine the impact that patient violence, experienced in the emergency department,
has on emergency nurses' intention to leave their job. Background Emergency departments …

Background Most nurses have experienced some form of workplace violence, which could
lead to physical or psychological harm and reduced job performance. Previous studies have …

Background Workplace violence is a prevalent phenomenon in healthcare and nurses are
particularly at risk from workplace violence due to the nature of their work or inadequacies …

Background Workplace violence (WPV) is a serious issue for healthcare workers and leads
to many negative consequences. Several studies have reported on the prevalence of WPV …

Background Challenging emergency caring situations can contribute to compassion fatigue
and burnout among emergency nurses. These variables have been widely researched …

Background Job burnout among nurses has been a challenging problem in recent years
globally and in China. Work-related stress, work-life interference and mental health have …

Introduction Physical and verbal aggression against health professionals, particularly
nurses, is globally serious and widespread, with the most vulnerable being nurses working …

Aims This study aimed to (1) assess the relationship between intensive care unit (ICU)
nurses' burnout, organizational commitment and turnover intention,(2) examine the …

Objectives To determine the magnitude and determinants of violence against healthcare
workers (HCWs) and to identify the predominant types and causes of violence experienced …