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This study focuses at the patterns in scholarly writing about nursing burnout and how it affects the welfare of patients. We aim to identify trends and changes in the focus of research, highlight significant eras of elevated interest, and explore relevant implications for healthcare practice and policy through reviewing PubMed search results from 2000 to 2024. In accordance to the data, research activity peaked in 2022, probably as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on medical personnel. A decrease is shown in subsequent years, which may indicate a change in research objectives or the completion of studies associated with the pandemic. These patterns emphasize the necessity of providing consistent monitoring for nursing burnout and the significance of developing long-term strategies that encourage the welfare of nurses and uphold patient care standards.The findings of this study emphasize the continuing significance of addressing burnout among nurses in order to improve healthcare outcomes and offer valuable insights for researchers, policymakers, and healthcare practitioners.