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Self-Care in Nurses

Journal of Radiology Nursing, 2022
The health of nurses impacts the care of patients in healthcare settings today both inside and outside of hospitals. Many papers are written about nurses' burnout, depression, poor physical and mental health, weight gain, unhealthy eating patterns, back injury, moral negativity, and lack of job satisfaction.
Susan G, Williams   +3 more
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“Care and Self-Care” “God as a Mirror of the Self”

Journal of Cancer Education, 2009
A group of physicians of different ages and background gathered together to express their hope for a person-based medicine. The inescapable conclusion of their encounter is that care begets more care, whereas lack of care is contrary to one’s sense of mission and self-worth and generates the need for escapes from oneself.
Chiara, Catania, Vittorina, Zagonel
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Self-Care

Journal of Christian Nursing, 2021
ABSTRACT: What does it mean to practice self-care? How do we care effectively and compassionately for our patients while maintaining our own physical and emotional health? Nursing associations have incorporated the importance of self-care into models for good nursing practice.
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Self-Care

Journal of Ambulatory Care Management, 2014
We predict self-care will become the new principal source of care. People living with diverse chronic conditions spend more time on self-management than with their providers. The increasing burden of chronic disease and costs coupled with value-based payments and innovative care models will generate a shift away from expensive specialized care toward ...
Eugene C, Nelson   +2 more
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