September 16, 2025JKG (JURNAL KEPERAWATAN GLOBAL)Open Access

Individual Characteristics and Locus of Control as Factors Related to Burnout in Nurses

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ANAntonius Ngadiran MRMona Rentalui RTRoselina Tambunan

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Cross-sectional study shows individual characteristics and locus of control impact burnout in nurses, indicating work environment improvements are needed.

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Burnout has a strong correlation with individual characteristics and work environment among nurses, impacting patient care.
Significant negative relationship found between work environment and burnout; improved environments may reduce risk.
Cross-sectional study involved a sample of 431 nurses, assessing burnout and its related factors using structured equation modeling.
Findings suggest that enhancing locus of control and mentoring less experienced nurses can help in reducing burnout rates.

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Ngadiran et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d42336713b0b5dfea6b7cd https://doi.org/10.37341/jkg.v10i1.1162

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Cross-sectional study shows individual characteristics and locus of control impact burnout in nurses, indicating work environment improvements are needed.

Individual Characteristics and Locus of Control as Factors Related to Burnout in Nurses

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Individual Characteristics and Locus of Control as Factors Related to Burnout in Nurses

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