Psychological Distress and Presenteeism During the Pandemic Period: A Quantitative Study Among Nurses From Emergency and Critical Care

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The aim is to examine the relationship between psychological distress and presenteeism among nurses during the pandemic.
Quantitative study design involving nurses working in emergency and critical care settings.
Assessment of psychological distress levels among participants.
Analysis of presenteeism rates and factors contributing to it.
Evaluation of potential workplace interventions.
High levels of psychological distress were associated with increased presenteeism among nurses.
Implementation of targeted workplace interventions is suggested to reduce presenteeism.
Findings emphasize the urgent need to support nurses' mental health during challenging periods.

Quantitative study identifies psychological distress impacting presenteeism in nurses, suggesting urgent workplace interventions.

Early detection of psychological distress and the implementation of workplace interventions may help reduce presenteeism among nurses.

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Mu et al. (2026) studied this question.

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