'Positive reappraisal' diaporamas de présentation

Least Restrictive Environment

Least Restrictive Environment. 1a. educating and socializing children with disabilities within regular classrooms to the extent that their educational needs allow. 1b. Mainstreaming. 2a. integrating children with disabilities into classrooms with their typically developing peers. 2b. IDEA.

528 views • 30 slides

Emotions

1.09k views • 22 slides

Caregiving

Caregiving. Lecture 12/1/04. Caregiving Statistics. About 64% of older persons living in the community and in need of long-term care depend on informal caregivers (family and friends).

450 views • 22 slides

Study on Coping Strategies and Factors Associated with Stress, Among Nurses Working in Intensive Care Unit, New Delhi, I

Nursing professionals working in Intensive Care Units are challenged with high level of stress evolving due to critical condition of patients as well as urgency in decision making at life threatening situations. This makes Intensive Care Units more stressful place for working. Stress affects the emotional status which results into negative feelings hindering the care provided to patients. Study aimed to assess Coping strategies and factors associated with stress among staff nurses. Results showed the major coping strategies were used by the nurses including positive reappraisal, accepting responsibility and escape avoidance. Confronting coping was least used by the nurses. Factors like positive support and healthy work environment made level of stress less among nurses working in intensive units. Sunil Kumar Sondhi | Tarika Sharma | Dr. Anjana Williams "Study on Coping Strategies and Factors Associated with Stress, Among Nurses Working in Intensive Care Unit, New Delhi, India" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-3 | Issue-2 , February 2019, URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd21551.pdf Paper URL: https://www.ijtsrd.com/medicine/nursing/21551/study-on-coping-strategies-and-factors-associated-with-stress-among-nurses-working-in-intensive-care-unit-new-delhi-india/sunil-kumar-sondhi

81 views • 7 slides

David E. Szwedo, Joseph P. Allen, Joanna Chango, Megan M. Schad, Amanda Hare, Erin Miga, Ann Spilker, Caroline White, Amanda J. LeTard, & Katy Higgins University of Virginia. David E. Szwedo dszwedo@virginia.edu.

102 views • 1 slides