What stresses remote area nurses? Current knowledge and future action.
@article{Lenthall2009WhatSR,
title={What stresses remote area nurses? Current knowledge and future action.},
author={Sue Lenthall and John Wakerman and Tess Opie and Maureen Dollard and Sandra Dunn and Sabina M Knight and Martha Macleod and Chalmers Watson},
journal={The Australian journal of rural health},
year={2009},
volume={17 4},
pages={
208-13
}
}
OBJECTIVE
Review and synthesise the literature identifying the stresses experienced by remote area nurses (RANs). Identify interventions implemented to address identified stresses. Explore the use of the job demands-resources (JD-R) model.
METHODS
A comprehensive literature review was conducted using the meta-databases Ovid and Informit.
SETTING
Remote Australian primary health care centres.
RESULTS
The reported demands experienced by RANs can be grouped into four themes: (i) the remote… CONTINUE READING
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