Stress in mental health nurses: comparison of ward and community staff
British Journal of NursingPublished 25 May 1995
Jerome Carson, John Leary, Nicollette de Villiers, Leonard Fagin, Janet Radmall
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The findings of two research studies of ward and community-based staff, identifying specific stressors are reported, suggesting that reducing staff stress levels is essential if patient care is not to suffer.
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Work place stress is an increasing concern for mental health nurses. This article reports the findings of two research studies of ward and community-based staff, identifying specific stressors. Reducing staff stress levels is essential if patient care is not to suffer.
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Health ProfessionsNursing
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