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Nursing Research, 1981
Twenty-eight articles representing 19 investigations of critical care unit stress were reviewed. Studies were chosen if the stated purpose was to explore, describe, categorize, reduce, compare, or manipulate stress experienced by nurses employed in critical care settings. types of critical care units included were the intensive care unit, coronary care
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Twenty-eight articles representing 19 investigations of critical care unit stress were reviewed. Studies were chosen if the stated purpose was to explore, describe, categorize, reduce, compare, or manipulate stress experienced by nurses employed in critical care settings. types of critical care units included were the intensive care unit, coronary care
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Work Factors and Stress: A Critical Review
International Journal of Health Services, 1994Occupational stress research encompasses a very large and diversified field, yet the areas sometimes remain relatively distinct. In this review of the literature the author shows that there have been numerous studies and conceptualizations of the effects of negative work factors on stress, but very few have placed the experience of stress in a ...
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Endocrine Responses to the Stress of Critical Illness
AACN Advanced Critical Care, 1992The physiologic and psychologic stress of critical illness produces systemic endocrine responses that affect the body’s ability to achieve and maintain homeostasis. Regardless of the nature of the stress or illness, specific hormonal changes occur in thyroid, adrenal, and posterior pituitary activity.
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The Stress Response to Trauma and Critical Illness
Critical Care Nursing Clinics of North America, 1994The stress response is a protective system that defends the body from external and internal threats. When the body is confronted with an over-whelming threat, the response becomes uncontrolled, resulting in damage to the body and frequently death. Knowledge of the strengths and pitfalls of this system is important in understanding the responses of the ...
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Discordant identification in critical incident stress
Journal of Religion and Health, 1994Conversations with a witness to a violent episode of hostage-taking lead the author to reflect on the importance of understanding the role of unconscious identifications in conducting group debriefings with trauma survivors. Individuals with discordant identifications, identifications which run counter to the usual experience, present special ...
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Australian Psychologist, 2004
The July 2003 edition of the Australian Psychologist was dedicated to a state-of-the-art description of occupational stress and wellbeing. It contained an article on psychological debriefing by Devilly and Cotton (2003), that misrepresents many aspects of the current field of knowledge and practice of Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) and ...
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The July 2003 edition of the Australian Psychologist was dedicated to a state-of-the-art description of occupational stress and wellbeing. It contained an article on psychological debriefing by Devilly and Cotton (2003), that misrepresents many aspects of the current field of knowledge and practice of Critical Incident Stress Management (CISM) and ...
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Relations between racial stress and critical consciousness for black adolescents
Journal of Applied Developmental Psychology, 2020Qiana Cryer-Coupet +2 more
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Effects of antecedent soil moisture on rill erodibility and critical shear stress
Catena, 2022Qianjin Liu, Robert Wells, Wang Lizhi
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