Andreas Tsounis

TL;DR: Occupational stress affects nurses’ health-related quality of life negatively, while it can also be considered as an influence on patient outcomes.

TL;DR: Nurses working in services for people with intellectual disabilities in Greece show increased burnout levels, and burnout can be prevented by offering more opportunities for professional advancement and education, new ways to provide supervisor support, and provide incentives for nurses to initiate or participate in innovative programs.

TL;DR: This review showed that deficits are observed in one or more discrete areas of the patient’s mental state, such as attention, concentration, memory, psychomotor speed and more after surgery, which is more common in elderly patients.

TL;DR: In this article, a review of relevant literature, an attempt to examine the trends in this issue worldwide will be made, while medical ethics place a high value on providing truthful information to patients, disclosure practices are far from being the norm in many countries.

TL;DR: The findings of the study are in line with other researchers' findings concerning stressors among nursing personnel in Greece and Appropriate measures for the prevention and management of specific stressors must therefore be taken.