Nurses’ role transition from the clinical ward environment to the critical care environment
Intensive and Critical Care NursingPublished 23 July 2013
Patricia Gohery, Teresa Meaney
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It is indicated that a variety of feelings and emotions are experienced by ward nurses who move into the stressful and technical environment of critical care due to insufficient skills and knowledge.
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The study findings indicated that a variety of feelings and emotions are experienced by ward nurses who move into the stressful and technical environment of critical care due to insufficient skills and knowledge. More education and support is required to improve this transition process.
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