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-Work addiction among critical care nurses: Exploring its impact on creativity and professional quality of life

Research Abstract
Background
Work addiction is characterized by a compulsive drive to work excessively, often leading to diminished job satisfaction and negatively impacting professional quality of life and creativity. Critical care nurses require a creative mindset to deal with the variety of obstacles encountered during their work. Creativity is essential for succeeding as a critical care nurse in today's competitive world. Furthermore, creativity is crucial to healthcare organizations aiming to achieve excellence and development, particularly in the context of global growth, high demands, and a limited supply of human resources.
Aim
To investigate work addiction among critical care nurses' and its relationship with their creativity and professional quality of life.
Research Authors
Loly Mohamed Shawky Elbus, Rehab Abou Shaheen, Shimaa A. Khalaf, Samah Abo-Elenein Abdallah, Saleh O. Abdullah, Martha M. Labieb, Mona Gamal Mohamed
Research Department
Research Member
Research Year
2025