The stress of nursing staff in an Intensive Care Centre: Ophir Loyola Hospital
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The stress of nursing staff in an Intensive Care Centre: Ophir Loyola Hospital

by Andrea Dos Santos Mendes Gomes, Sávio Felipe Dias Santos, Mary Elizabet De Santana

Medicine Health
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This academic work explores the stress experienced by nursing staff in an Intensive Care Centre at Ophir Loyola Hospital. It offers a focused resource for readers interested in nursing practice, healthcare environments, occupational wellbeing, and the challenges associated with intensive care services.

About This Book

This book focuses on stress experienced by nursing staff working in an Intensive Care Centre.

Its setting is Ophir Loyola Hospital, providing a healthcare context for examining the demands associated with intensive care nursing.

The subject is relevant to nursing, medicine, hospital management, and studies of occupational wellbeing.

It may support readers seeking an introduction to workplace stress within critical care environments.

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