Coping with downsizing: stress, self-esteem and social intimacy.
PubMedPublished 1 March 1996
Shirley M. Moore, Marilee Kuhrik, Nancy Kuhrik, Barry M. Kātz
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Acute care surgical nurses were surveyed to determine their perceptions of work-related stress, self-esteem and social intimacy during downsizing.
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As health care system continue to downsize, nurses will experience organizational changes, change in positions or sudden terminations. Acute care surgical nurses were surveyed to determine their perceptions of work-related stress, self-esteem and social intimacy during downsizing.
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Business, Management and Accounting