Background Evidence suggests that behavioral, social, and environmental factors may
modify the effects of life stress on health and performance of new nurses as they transition to …

Background Evidence suggests that behavioral, social, and environmental factors may
modify the effects of life stress on health and performance of new nurses as they transition to …

Objective: The objective of this study was to investigate associations between RN
perceptions of their stress levels, health-promoting behaviors, and associated demographic …

BACKGROUND: Nursing students experience high levels of stress. Coping mechanisms
such as utilization of social support are effective in managing the effects of stress and …

Describes a study which examined differences in experienced distress and coping styles
between young adults graduating from college with majors either in nursing or in liberal arts …

Background Nursing students are at increased risk for the consequences of stress on
wellbeing. Little is known about nursing students' health promoting behaviors and how these …

Background: Nurses consistently report the highest levels of job stress among all health
professionals. To best prepare students for such a high-stress profession, insights into the …

gibbons c., dempster m. & moutray m.(2011) Stress, coping and satisfaction in nursing
students. Journal of Advanced Nursing 67 (3), 621–632. Abstract Aim. This article is a report …

Background: Although nurses are educated to take outstanding care of others, they
themselves often have poor health outcomes, including high rates of depression and …

Nurse educators are facing the challenge of creating new ways of teaching and facilitating
enhanced learning experiences in clinical practice environments that are inherently …