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040			_beng _cHNU _erda
082			_223 _3Th _a610.730698 T48 2020
100			_aTima-an, Innah Anngeli P.
245			_aNurse' interns stressful related learning experience in hospitals / _cInnah Anngeli P. Tima-an.
264			_aTagbilaran City, Bohol, Philippines : _bHNU, _c©2020.
300			_avi, 65 pages ; _c28 cm.
504			_aIncludes bibliographical references.
520			_a Abstract This study aimed to assess the stressful experiences of the clinical environment identified by nurse interns and their way of coping to those experiences. The study used a qualitative research design specifically a phenomenological approach to analyze the respondents’ perceived stressful experiences during their clinical placement. Findings of the study revealed that nursing interns experience various sources of stress in the hospital. However, the theme of sense of inadequacy was one of the most common stressor felt by the nursing interns in the hospital setting based from the many situations experienced followed by experiences related to ineffective communication, being ignored and too much to do, adjusting to changes, hospital environment and lastly, a sense of mistrust. The prevailing response of nurse interns towards those stressful experiences was being optimistic. It greatly showed that the nurse interns actively responded with their stressors mostly within themselves in order to adapt to the hospital setting.
521			_aCHSG _bMaster of Arts in Nursing with specialization in Nursing Administration and Supe
546			_aText in English and Visaya
650			_aNurses -- Job stress.
650			_aNursing -- Psychological aspects
942			_2ddc _cTH _h600-699