Background/Objectives: Contemporary healthcare systems are characterised by rapid change, high workload, and staff shortages, creating conditions that may compromise care quality and generate turbulence in nursing. Turbulence has been discussed in nursing research. However, greater conceptual clarity is needed regarding its underlying factors and implications for nursing work. The aim of this study was to explore and analyse the concept of turbulence in nursing and its related factors. Methods: The study was conducted using the Simultaneous Concept Analysis Method involving a consensus group and a nursing care, expert group and included content validity index ratings as a validation technique. Results: Eight factors related to turbulence in nursing were identified. A conceptual model was developed to illustrate the interrelationships among these factors and their role within the turbulence concept. Based on this model and the demonstrated contextual interconnections, a comprehensive definition of turbulence in nursing was formulated. Conclusions: The study has achieved a deeper understanding of the concept “turbulence in nursing” through the identification of eight different, gener
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