Organisational and Team-Level Strategies to Enhance Work Engagement and Mitigate Burnout Among Nurse Case Managers: A Global Scoping Review with Implications for the Gulf Region.
Introduction: Work engagement among nurse case managers is central to safe, efficient, person-centred care, yet organisational and team-level factors that support engagement or mitigate burnout remain poorly synthesised. Aim: To map organisational and team-level strategies that enhance work engageme...
| Publicado en: | Nursing Reports Vol. 16; no. 4; pp. 145 - 167 |
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