Burnout among African Rural Nurses: A Scoping Review Effah-Frimpong Kofi Jnr - Abstract 106 - Innovate Conference 2025

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Africa has a large population living in rural communities which is served by a limited number of primary care nurses in this resource-limited setting. Nurses in Africa face a significant risk of burnout, characterized by physical and emotional exhaustion due to prolonged stress.

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