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April 26, 2026International Journal of Nursing Practice0 citationsOpen Access

Mediator Effect of Work Overload Between Fear of Future Violence at Work and Turnover Intention in Nurses

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EDEbru DığrakİAİrfan AkkoçYŞYağmur Şenlier

Key Points

  • To examine how work overload mediates the relationship between fear of future violence and turnover intention among nurses.
  • Analyzed statistical data to assess correlations between fear of violence, work overload, and turnover intention.
  • Proposed nursing policy interventions aimed at reducing workload and addressing violence concerns.
  • Increased fear of future violence significantly correlates with higher work overload, resulting in increased turnover intention.
  • Interventions targeting workload reduction could substantially decrease turnover intention among nurses.

Abstract

The fear of future violence at work statistically significantly contributes to perceived increased workload, subsequently escalating the likelihood of turnover. These insights highlight the necessity for nursing policy interventions that aim to reduce work overload and address concerns related to future workplace violence. Creation of safer work environments may mitigate turnover intentions among nurses.

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Dığrak et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69edac4f4a46254e215b415bhttps://doi.org/10.1111/ijn.70145
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