A significant effort must be made to adequately prepare nursing students to anticipate
personal reactions and develop appropriate coping mechanisms prior to graduation. It is …

The emotional implications for staff of loss in childbearing have been inadequately
addressed. In this paper I focus on maternity situations, but it is necessary to draw on other …

Evidence about the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the mental health of Palestinian
healthcare professionals is lacking and has been disregarded during the COVID-19 …

Background: The medical socialization process is emotionally stressful for trainees;
anecdotally, crying is a frequent response. Purposes: To understand the experiences and …

In this article, the authors analyze the concept of professional vulnerability, as it relates to
crying and the nursing profession. The span of potential professional vulnerability extends …

The purpose of this study was to identify the educational effects of an end-of-life care
education program for Korean RN-BSN students. The research design used a …

We examined several aspects of the crying experiences of physicians and medical interns,
including the most common reasons to cry in the workplace, and their perceptions of and …

Crying has not been studied from the perspective of family members of patients in palliative
care. The aim of this study was to explore the significance of family members crying in a …

Although much has been written about the healing power of tears, the research into this
phenomenon has been fragmented, uncoordinated, and inconclusive. Nonetheless, a …

There has been much research to suggest that the stress and anxiety that nursing students
report while enrolled in their programs is extreme. This study examined the utility of one self …