Introduction Self‐care is essential for nurses' wellbeing, with stress posing a major barrier.
Research into self‐care is often absorbed into studies of burnout or resilience …

Nurses are central to health care as the largest professional workforce and the providers of
constant, ongoing care. Difficulties retaining enough qualified and motivated nurses …

Accessible summary• High rates of stress‐related sickness are found in health care
professionals, in particular mental health nurses.• This study aimed to identify work‐related …

Mental health nursing is acknowledged internationally as being a demanding profession;
however, little is known about the range of experience and complexity of workplace …

Background The nursing profession is an extremely stressful occupation. Psychiatric nurses
face many of the general stressors that are inherent within the profession as well as unique …

Background: Community nursing in Norway has become an increasingly stressful
occupation and many nurses who experience symptoms of burnout leave the profession. Yet …

This qualitative field research explored and described self‐care strategies of hospital‐based
nurses. Data were derived from participant observation in 4 clinical areas and from in‐depth …

Background. The study of stress in mental health nurses has almost always focused on
factors intrinsic to their job roles and has neglected the interaction between work and home …

This project aimed to: identify work‐related problems to assist mental health nurses to locate
the sources and effects of carer fatigue and burnout, set up a dialogue between the …

It is well known that stress has a profoundly negative impact on the physical, mental, and
spiritual health of nurses. In addition, undergraduate nursing students experience a …