"Where Withstanding is Difficult, and Deserting Even More": Head Nurses’ Phenomenological Description of Intensive Care Units

Roghieh Nazari ¹, Zohre Vanaki ¹ * , Sima Kermanshahi ¹, Ebrahim Hajizadeh ²

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1- Ronnie L. Managing in Critical Care Settings: A Qualitative Study of South African Nurse Unit Managers and the Psychological Contract. SAGE Open Nursing. 2023;9 [Crossref]

2- Adams A, Chamberlain D, Giles T. The perceived and experienced role of the nurse unit manager in supporting the wellbeing of intensive care unit nurses: An integrative literature review. Australian Critical Care. 2019;32(4):319 [Crossref]

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