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On the relationship between safety climate and occupational burnout in healthcare organizations.

October 27, 2016

Zarei E, Khakzad N, Reniers G, et al. Saf Sci. 2016;89:1-10.

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Burnout among nurses has been linked to safety hazards. This cross-sectional study found that burnout among nurses is associated with a worse safety climate and higher levels of stress. A recent Annual Perspective discussed the relationship between safety and burnout.

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