Original Research

The Analysis of Relationship Between Religiosity, Resilience and Burnout among Nurses Working in Emergencies of Hospitals in Sialkot

Saira Abbas1
Department of English, University of Management and technology
Salbia Abbas2
Department of Psychology, Govt.College Women University Sialkot
Amina Razzaq2
Department of Psychology, Govt.College Women University Sialkot
Areej Tanveer2
Department of Psychology, Govt.College Women University Sialkot
Sana Imnan2
Department of Psychology, Govt.College Women University Sialkot

✉ Correspondence: Salbia Abbas Email: salbia.abbas1991@gmail.com

DOI https://doi.org/10.70302/jpsim.v3i3.2247
Volume: 3, Issue 3 Pages: 238–241 Published: 12 Sep 2022
Received: 16 Apr 2022 Accepted: 03 Jul 2022 Published Online: 12 Sep 2022

Abstract

Objective

We all are living in a society which is based on different religions, religious groups and organizations. In our society the paramedical staff experiences the highest level of burnout. It is very difficult to see people struggling for life. Aim of the current research study is to explore the relationship between religiosity, resilience and burnout among nurses working in emergencies of hospitals

Methods

Quantitative research design is used in the current study based on the random sampling technique. The sample was collected from 338 nurses from Govt. Allama Iqbal memorial Teaching Hospital Sialkot, Govt. Sardar Begum Memorial Hospital Sialkot and Basic Health Unit Bharath Near Cant Sialkot.

Results

Results of the current research examined a positive correlation between resilience and burnout while a negative significant relationship between religiosity and burnout.

Conclusion

To sum, it is concluded that Hospitals are places where many individuals lose their battle for life on regular basis. People, particularly nurses, recover from their stressful daily routines when working in hospital crises due to their resilient nature for humanity confront a comeback after adversity because they believe they may find satisfaction by helping others.

Keywords
Burnout Resilience Religiosity Nurses.

How to Cite This Article

Abbas S, Abbas S, Razzaq A, Tanveer A, Imnan S. The Analysis of Relationship Between Religiosity, Resilience and Burnout among Nurses Working in Emergencies of Hospitals in Sialkot. J Pak Soc Intern Med. 2022;3(3):238–241. doi:10.70302/jpsim.v3i3.2247

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Conflict of Interest

All authors declare no competing interests.

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Funding

No specific funding was received for this research.

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