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Montgomery Aoyjai P., Patrician Patricia A.

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D’Agata Amy L., Miller Jennifer S., Yoo Ji Youn, Springer Cary M., Groer Maureen W.

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The amount and nature of neonatal stress may have impacts on neurodevelopment at 4 years of age. Limitations were the small sample size. Further larger studies of neonatal stress and neurodevelopment ....

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Bradwisch Sarah A. Browne

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Abstract:Over 30,000 female soldiers leave the US military each year. This article examines health concerns unique to female veterans and outlines ways for nurses to recognize and address the psycholo....

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Tyo Mirinda B., McCurry Mary K., Horowitz June Andrews, Elliott Kathleen

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Stress experienced by family caregivers of individuals with opioid use disorder (OUD) contributes to caregiver burden. To understand the stressors experienced by family caregivers of individuals with ....

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Mayfield Brenda L., Fogger Susanne Astrab

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AbstractThe past 2 years has been a challenge as society made huge adaptations to keep people safe from COVID-19 and struggled to continue life on a day-to-day basis. Working with families, young adul....

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Fiske Elizabeth

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Implications:Attention to staffing patterns is paramount. Team-building activities may help foster mutual respect and collegiality among the nursing staff and between disciplines. Research investigati....

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Keller Elizabeth, Boch Samantha, Hittle Beverly M.

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ImplicationsBetter assessment and consistent evaluation of the health and well-being of correctional nurses and their correctional nursing environments are needed. Additional resources to reduce stres....

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Filipova Anna A.

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CONCLUSIONSCognitive skills training at individual level coupled with organizational-based stress interventions and leadership development programs could reduce exhaustion.....

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Owen Regina, Combs Teresa

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Abstract:Military families are often faced with unique stressors that civilian families do not have to deal with, such as deployment, geographic separation, and frequent relocation. When an NP is prov....

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Feeg Veronica D., Mancino Diane J., Kret Diane D.

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CONCLUSIONNew graduates describe their transitions to the role of new nurse in words that suggest that their workplace environments are extremely stressful.....