Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
101(51), P. e32438 - e32438
Published: Dec. 23, 2022
Introduction:
The
novel
coronavirus
disease
2019
continues
to
spread
widely,
not
only
causing
physical
disorders
in
patients
but
also
impairing
mental
health,
bringing
a
heavy
burden
on
global
public
health.
This
study
aimed
evaluate
the
anxiety
and
depression
status
of
infected
with
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
omicron
variant
Shanghai.
Methods/design:
retrospectively
analyze
2000
SARS-CoV-2
Omicron
variant.
Data
from
assessed
demographic
information,
depressive
symptoms
were
collected
using
questionnaire.
Clinical
laboratory
data
electronic
medical
system.
Anxiety
Self-Rating
Scale,
Generalized
Disorder
Patient
Health
Questionnaire.
information
indicators
included
age,
sex,
blood
pressure,
glucose,
basic
disease,
time
diagnosis
onset,
duration
hospitalization,
vaccination
2019,
virus-negative
conversion
time.
Discussion:
will
provide
evidence-based
suggestions
for
early
psychological
intervention
Variant.
Medicine,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
103(32), P. e39249 - e39249
Published: Aug. 9, 2024
In
recent
years,
a
surge
in
literature
on
psychological
nurse
resilience,
largely
driven
by
the
COVID-19
pandemic,
has
prompted
need
for
comprehensive
understanding
of
current
state
and
emerging
trends
through
reliable
methodologies.
The
purpose
this
study
was
to
analyzes
research
nurses'
resilience
bibliometrics
understand
situation,
foundation,
hotspot
field.
Web
Science
core
collection
database
used
as
search
source,
CiteSpace
analysis
software
employed
conduct
bibliometric
authors,
countries,
institutions,
keywords,
references
resilience-related
published
from
establishment
July
11,
2023.
A
total
1060
articles
were
included
final
analysis.
had
been
highly
popular
formed
new
important
basis
years.
China
United
States
led
number
publications
centrality
respectively,
with
Monash
Univ
Curtin
top
institutions
respectively.
authors
highest
most
frequently
cited
Rees
Connor
Km
article
Factors
Associated
Mental
Health
Outcomes
Among
Care
Workers
Exposed
Coronavirus
Disease
2019
Lai,
JB,
etc.
Important
key
keywords
mental
health,
stress,
outbreak,
acute
respiratory
syndrome,
topics
field
mainly
focused
4
aspects,
including
post-traumatic
stress
disorder,
job
burnout
satisfaction,
intervention
resilience.
results
provide
direct
support
future
scholars
explore
determine
direction,
hot
spots,
find
authoritative
institutions.
At
moment,
established
primarily
focusing
COVID-19-related
topics.
Given
potential
prolonged
coexistence
other
diseases,
main
focus
remains
innovating
validating
effective
strategies
overall
well-being.
European journal of training and development,
Journal Year:
2024,
Volume and Issue:
unknown
Published: Nov. 22, 2024
Purpose
The
purpose
of
this
study
was
to
explore
the
lived
experiences
internationally
educated
nurses
(IENs)
in
USA,
focusing
on
challenges
they
faced
and
coping
strategies
used
cope
with
those
challenges,
understand
how
IENs
manage
from
lens
psychological
capital
(PsyCap)
development
for
their
well-being,
given
increasing
reliance
addressing
global
nursing
shortages.
Design/methodology/approach
authors
a
qualitative
research
design
capture
conducted
semi-structured
interviews
19
diverse
backgrounds.
analyzed
narratives
adjust
US
health-care
system,
using
thematic
analysis.
Findings
interviewed
encountered
significant
such
as
having
adapt
cultural
differences
facing
systemic
barriers
credentialing
integration.
Their
included
embracing
hard
work,
reframing
through
gratitude
seeking
support
ethnic
peer
networks.
Those
helped
them
stress
adjusting
new
environment.
To
help
face
when
entering
system
recommend
enhancing
leaders’
awareness
implementing
formal
networks
reforms.
Research
limitations/implications
This
contributes
existing
literature
by
offering
better
understanding
unique
face,
highlighting
need
tailored
settings.
Future
is
called
test
effectiveness
proposed
recommendations
supporting
IENs’
PsyCap
well-being.
Practical
implications
Insights
will
guide
professions
education
human
resource
(HRD)
practitioners
designing
developing
targeted
interventions
IENs,
competence
training
both
peers
leaders
inclusive
HRD
practices,
improving
well-being
patient
care.
Originality/value
revealed
unexpected
insights
into
health
care,
including
persistent
language
barriers,
belonging
obstacles
related
immigration.
Ethnic-specific
support,
emotional
resilience
mental
reframing,
where
compare
current
past
hardships,
emerged
key
strategies.
These
enabled
maintain
perspectives
that
were
not
previously
captured
literature.
Nursing and Health Sciences,
Journal Year:
2023,
Volume and Issue:
25(4), P. 530 - 542
Published: Nov. 8, 2023
Abstract
This
qualitative
systematic
review
aims
to
comprehensively
understand
the
experiences
and
perspectives
of
nurses
infected
with
COVID‐19,
addressing
a
significant
gap
in
current
literature.
Following
JBI
meta‐synthesis
approach,
rigorous
search
was
conducted
across
nine
electronic
databases
references
until
January
16,
2023.
Seventeen
eligible
studies
underwent
quality
assessment
using
critical
checklist.
Data
were
synthesized
standardized
tools,
ConQual
tool
evaluated
confidence
findings.
Seven
key
findings
emerged,
providing
valuable
insights
into
emotional
experiences,
adaptation
COVID‐19
challenges,
influence
support
systems,
coping
strategies,
posttraumatic
growth
perceptions,
effects
on
professional
identity
career
advancement.
The
highlight
toll,
adaptive
implications
for
nurses.
Moreover,
they
emphasize
importance
mechanisms,
promoting
nurses'
well‐being
resilience.
These
have
practical
targeted
interventions
mechanisms
enhance
improve
healthcare
outcomes.
Medicine,
Journal Year:
2022,
Volume and Issue:
101(51), P. e32438 - e32438
Published: Dec. 23, 2022
Introduction:
The
novel
coronavirus
disease
2019
continues
to
spread
widely,
not
only
causing
physical
disorders
in
patients
but
also
impairing
mental
health,
bringing
a
heavy
burden
on
global
public
health.
This
study
aimed
evaluate
the
anxiety
and
depression
status
of
infected
with
severe
acute
respiratory
syndrome
2
(SARS-CoV-2)
omicron
variant
Shanghai.
Methods/design:
retrospectively
analyze
2000
SARS-CoV-2
Omicron
variant.
Data
from
assessed
demographic
information,
depressive
symptoms
were
collected
using
questionnaire.
Clinical
laboratory
data
electronic
medical
system.
Anxiety
Self-Rating
Scale,
Generalized
Disorder
Patient
Health
Questionnaire.
information
indicators
included
age,
sex,
blood
pressure,
glucose,
basic
disease,
time
diagnosis
onset,
duration
hospitalization,
vaccination
2019,
virus-negative
conversion
time.
Discussion:
will
provide
evidence-based
suggestions
for
early
psychological
intervention
Variant.
