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  • Job burnout is prevalent among emergency department (ED) nurses.
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  • To evaluate the effectiveness of an active intervention in decreasing job burnout among ED nurses.
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Main Methods:

  • A randomized controlled trial was conducted in the EDs of 3 hospitals in Jinan, China.
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  • All participating ED nurses exhibited symptoms of job burnout.
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Conclusions:

  • Active intervention using comprehensive management is effective in reducing job burnout among ED nurses.
  • This approach can help alleviate work-related stress and protect against potential mental health problems in nurses.