Author Credentials
Ada Xie
MANP (Paediatric Nursing), PGDip (Anaesthetic and Recovery Nursing), RN, MACORN, MACPAN
PhD Candidate, Queensland University of Technology
Dr Grace Xu
PhD, RN, FCENA
Queensland University of Technology; Nurse Practitioner, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital
Professor Jed Duff
PhD, RN, FACORN
Queensland University of Technology; Chair of Nursing, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital; Editor, Journal of Perioperative Nursing
Abstract
Perioperative nursing relies on engaged professionals to maintain patient safety and deliver high-quality care. Staffing is more than filling quotas – it involves understanding workplace dynamics and fostering employee engagement. ‘Quiet quitting’ is a term used to describe employees who disengage while performing their required tasks, and has become a growing concern in health care due to its potential impact on patient outcomes and workforce stability.
Recommended Citation
Xie, Ada; Xu, Grace; and Duff, Jed
(2025)
"Quiet quitting: A growing concern or just a buzzword?,"
Journal of Perioperative Nursing: Vol. 38
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Iss.
1
, Article 1.
Available at: https://doi.org/10.26550/2209-1092.1406
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