Aims and objectives This study explored how Registered Nurses (RNs) in rural practice deal
with psychologically traumatic events when living and working in the same rural community …

Background: Rural and remote nurses who practice in acute care often deal with traumatic
injury and death in isolated practice with limited psychosocial support. The majority of …

Background and objective: By adopting a trauma-informed approach to care at the
organisational and clinical levels, health care systems and providers can enhance the …

IntroductionThis report explores nurses' perspectives following the Canterbury (New
Zealand) 2010-2011 earthquake sequence and the subsequent recovery process …

Why should health and care professionals be aware of these terms and understand the
impact they have on people? Both vulnerability and trauma are important concepts to …

Background: Exposure to traumatic events is an occupational hazard with potential adverse
psychological consequences. Previous research has focused mainly on urban practice …

Aim To explore nurses' experiences in natural disaster response. Background Nurses are
key to disaster response. There is a growing body of qualitative research exploring this …

Trauma-informed care is an emerging concept that acknowledges the lasting effects of
trauma. Nurses are uniquely positioned to play an integral role in the advancement of …

Introduction: The Present Study Investigated Acute Stress And Coping Among Rural Nurses
Who Work With Transfer Trauma Patients. Methods: Nineteen Rural Nurses Ages 34 To 53 …

Aim To explore the ability of nurses to be adequately ready for and to respond to a disaster
caused by a natural hazard. Background During a disaster involving a healthcare facility …