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For the two peer replies, at least one of the responses should include a CSP library resource to support your thoughts.
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Victoria:
Behaviors that might indicate that a nurse is not dealing with stress effectively, according to Kozier and Erbs, authors of Fundamentals of Nursing, include signs of depression, anger, and defensiveness (2021). One coping strategy that I would suggest to a nurse exhibiting such behaviors would be to engage in seeking help during times they feel stressed. Authors of What Strategies Do the Nurses Apply to Cope With Job Stress? A Qualitative Study showed that when a participant engaged in seeking help from others she was able to better cope with the stresses of her job (Akbar, Elahi, Mohammadi, & Khoshknab, 2015). Another coping strategy that I would suggest to a nurse exhibiting such behaviors would be to engage in spiritual coping, such as prayer. Multiple authors of Spiritual Coping of Emergency Department Nurses and Emergency Medical Services Staff During the COVID-19 Pandemic in Iran: An Exploratory Study indicated that nurses who engaged in religious coping were associated with having better physical and mental health status (Soola, Mozaffari, & Mirzaei, 2022). By seeking help from other coworkers and supervisors, nurses will be less stressed and by engaging in spiritual coping, nurses will be better equipped in dealing with stressful situations. Vanessa:
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Life’s natural stresses can either help us learn and develop or cause serious problems. Stress causes the release of hormones that get us ready to act (to fight or leave). The stress response might cause or exacerbate health problems if we don’t take action. A scheduled breather, frequent exercise, meditation, or other relaxation techniques, as well as adopting new coping mechanisms that increase predictability in our life, can all help us manage stress (Berman, A. 2021. P. 1048).
According to Kozier & Erb’s Fundamentals of Nursing book, anxiety and fear, anger, depression, and ego defense mechanism are some behaviors that can show that a nurse is not dealing with stress successfully (Berman, A. 2021. P. 1045). Some coping strategies I can suggest are “situational control of the conditions,” “seeking help from others,” and “spiritual coping” (Eslami Akbar, R. et al. 2017). In the nursing community, situational awareness refers to foreseeing requirements. This may be a need for a client, a colleague, or even a need for yourself. Knowing what is happening, why it is happening, and what is most likely to happen next can all be used to characterize it. Asking for help is beneficial; you will undoubtedly save time, save your sanity, avoid procrastination, and can make the task more enjoyable. In addition, the knowledge that others are contributing to a project can be highly motivating. On top of the help-seeking and situation control strategies, spiritual coping can also be beneficial and enable an individual to overcome anxieties brought on by their workplace.