1. Study on Effectiveness of Staff Welfare Program Regarding Occupational Stress During COVID 19 Pandemic among Nursing Officers
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Tapan Dodia, Yugmi Vala, and Franny Joel Emmanuel
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Nursing care ,Nursing ,Scale (social sciences) ,Pandemic ,Control (management) ,Occupational stress ,Psychology ,Set (psychology) ,Pathology and Forensic Medicine ,Likert scale ,Test (assessment) - Abstract
Background: No wonder who you are and what you are, make your soul strong enough to fight against Stress, move ahead with joy, and let us make stress to be alone. Nursing Care for an individual no matter whether an individual is health or unhealthy, no matter from which age group S/He belongs to, however stress perception is highly subjective1. Work related stress amongst nursing fraternity can be generated by copious reasons. These reasons are dangerous for nurses especially during the current scenario of “COVID 19 Pandemic”,this stress has been concern throughout the globe.2 Objectives: Researchers have set the objectives of computing the effectiveness of staff welfare program regarding Occupational stress during “COVID 19 Pandemic” among nurses. Methodology: Researchers have used quasi experimental research design. 60 Nursing staff from a ICU of a reputed hospital of Pune city were recruited with Consecutive non probability technique. Expanded nursing stress scale (ENSS) has used to measure nurses occupational stress during “COVID 19 Pandemic”. This tool is in the form of 5 point likert scale. Results: Researchers have identified that pre-test and post-test’s mean difference is 61.1in experimental group, where as in control group mean difference is 2.3. Conclusion: It reciprocates that experimental group pre test post test mean difference has vast difference than control group, thus staff welfare program is effective in order to reduce the occupational stress during“COVID 19 Pandemic” among nursing fraternity .
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- 2021
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