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Nature views, artwork content and nurse burnout

Research record PAH-061 · Finding, limitations, sources and publication relationships.

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· 2021 · Not recorded

Findings, methods and sources

Adjacent evidenceObservational / experimentalReported benefit

Finding. The share of perceived nature views was among the strongest predictors of emotional exhaustion and depersonalisation scores. Artwork content was included as an explanatory variable but was not among the leading predictors reported.

Limitation. Small cross-sectional sample; primarily evidence about nature views rather than artwork.

Mihandoust S, Pati D, Lee J, Roney J. Exploring the relationship between perceived visual access to nature and nurse burnout. HERD. 2021;14(3):258–273.

Methods and verification

Verification level: Abstract or primary source checked

Design
Cross-sectional regression study
Sample / scope
51 nurses in six units of one tertiary hospital
Setting
Nurse work and break areas
Art form
Window view (nature)

Abstract or primary source checked, 28 September 2026 · Verification source

Editorial review: 2026-09-28 · Verification policy

Publications and overlap

No confirmed shared-publication match is recorded for this entry in Edition 4.11. Source-by-source and participant-level reconciliation is incomplete; this does not establish an independent study.

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Public Art & Health. Nature views, artwork content and nurse burnout. Research record PAH-061. Edition 4.11, 29 September 2026. https://www.publicart.health/research/pah-061

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