The present study reveals that the stress levels among the nursing staff along with the physical and mental stress management techniques followed by them to overcome stress in the selected hospitals.K. Vijaya Nirmala
As nurses, we are exceptional caregivers and healers to others. Yet all too often we forget that we need care giving... PK Ressler - 《Beginnings》 被引量: 0发表: 2007年 A psychoeducational approach to stress management for nurses using cognitive-behavioral techniques. These words, by ...
In nursing, stress is common. It is a stressful job after all. Having to care for many sick patients at the same time, with their lives in your hands, can be a lot to handle. Sometimes nurses have to deal with difficult patients, difficult doctors, difficult managers and coworkers. Thin...
Polish nurses most often re- ported choosing active and constructive actions as a strategy for coping with occupational stress [23]. Ac- cording to Perek et al., this is a typical way of coping with stress in this occupational group [9]. Active stress management strategies are more commonly...
The purpose of this project was to evaluate, using a constructivist qualitative design, an individual stress management intervention based on a stress-copi... F Ducharme,D Trudeau - 《Issues in Mental Health Nursing》 被引量: 18发表: 2009年 Stress Management Techniques for Graduate Students: Cogn...
Relaxation Techniques Yoga.This is a form of exercise, but it can also be a meditation. There are manytypes of yoga. The ones that focus on slow movement,stretching, and deepbreathingare best for lowering youranxietyand stress. Meditation.It has been around for over 5,000 years for a reas...
Stress management programs. These may be either individual or group treatments, and usually involve analysis of the stressors in the patient's life. They often focus on job or workplace-related stress. Behavioral approaches. These strategies include relaxation techniques, breathing exercises, and phys...
These theoretical contributions not only advance our understanding of the complex dynamics at play in higher education settings but also provide a solid foundation for future research exploring the intersections of organizational behavior, stress management, and professional development in academic contexts. ...
As nurses, our understanding of stress and its relationship to illness is essential. If we nurses are to be effective in helping our patients to prevent or alleviate the debilitating effects of stress, we must learn to reduce stress, manage our own responses to stressors, and learn to heal ...
Nursing tasks and role expectations of nurses are often unpredictable. As Briggs (1972 para., 253, 80b) noted: Both nurses and midwives have to deal with situations and reactions which are individual, often unexpected, sometimes sudden a