Self-reported stress and its effects on nurses
Nursing StandardPublished 4 July 2001
Brian McGowan
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Job satisfaction is negatively affected by stress--as stress levels rise, job satisfaction falls and the main sources of stress were job context variables, such as shortage of resources, time, management's lack of appreciation and initiating change.
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Job satisfaction is negatively affected by stress. The main sources of stress were job context variables, such as shortage of resources, time, management's lack of appreciation and initiating change.
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