Reducing or eliminating restrictive practices (specifically seclusion, restraint, and Pro Re
Nata [PRN] psychotropic medications), is a global health priority due to the risk of patient …

Background Resilience is a concept that is increasingly used by nurses and other health
professionals when discussing management of psychosocial distress for people living with …

About RAND The RAND Corporation is a research organization that develops solutions to
public policy challenges to help make communities throughout the world safer and more …

Title: Trauma, resilience, and posttraumatic growth in frontline personnel/edited by Jane
Shakespeare-Finch, Paul J. Scully and Dagmar Bruenig. Description: New York, NY …

Enhancing the resiliency of nurses in the emergency department (ED) will be needed to
meet communities' challenging health care needs. Poor resilience can result in burnout …

Currently in Mexico, there is a lack of published research assessing nursing burnout in a
consistent manner. The pressure of having to provide quality care to low income patients …

Background: Resilience is important in supporting nurse retention, but it is unclear whether
resilience is associated with nurses' personal or work-related factors. Limited studies have …

Individuals with concurrent mental health and substance use disorders are frequently
admitted to acute urban inpatient psychiatric care settings. Yet, there are gaps in the …

Mental health nurses work in challenging environments and are expected to navigate
potentially high stress situations. The ongoing effects of dealing with these environments …

A disproportionate number of road fatalities are 17-19 year olds. One way to reduce this is
through Road Safety Education (RSE} in schools. This study reports Western Australian …