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Stress and Resilience in Australian Nursing Practice

Name: Stress and Resilience in Australian Nursing Practice
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Author: Kushan Magedara
ISBN: 978-3-668-68920-6

A Report of Contemporary Literature Based Evidence

Scientific Essay, 2017

5 Pages, Grade: 90%

Kushan Magedara (Author)

Abstract or Introduction

The nursing profession is considered a stressful occupation with aggressive patient management, massive workloads, shift work, and high turnover rates. The situation in Australian nursing has been studied comprehensively, although the understanding of stress and resilience is ambiguous. This literature review considers the impact of stressors and coping strategies in Australian nurses.

The aim of this paper is to investigate contemporary and substantial evidence of stress factors, considering the possible coping strategies and its effectiveness in Australian nurses. Therefore, a literature search was conducted in four databases, and a total of six relevant articles were found. The studies identify stress factors and coping strategies in the Australian nursing population.

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Title: Stress and Resilience in Australian Nursing Practice
Subtitle: A Report of Contemporary Literature Based Evidence
College: RMIT University
Course: Bachelor of Nursing
Grade: 90%
Author: Kushan Magedara (Author)
Year: 2017
Pages: 5
Catalog Number: V421185
ISBN (eBook): 9783668689206
ISBN (Book): 9783668689213
File size: 597 KB
Language: English
Notes: I was awarded by the Golden Key International Honour Society for being in the top 15% of RMIT University. This report is one of the successful academic researches that I have done during my studies and it was submitted to RMIT University in 2017 with a high distinction grade.
Keywords: stress, resilience, nursing, report, Australian nursing, Australian healthcare, literature review, stress in nursing students

Quote paper: Kushan Magedara (Author), 2017, Stress and Resilience in Australian Nursing Practice, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/421185

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