Volume 14, Issue 28 (Autumn 2001)                   IJN 2001, 14(28): 19-24 | Back to browse issues page

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  Background : Clinical work is important part of nursing teaching. Nursing education to their responsibilities for teaching and researching are also responsible for integrating the knowledge and practice and offering service to community. Complexity of these responsibilities often cause a great deal of psychological stress.

  Objective : To determine level of stress perceived by nurse educators during their clinical teaching. 

  Design : This was a descriptive study and the information were obtained through questionnaire.

  Samples : 98 female nurse educators were selected randomly from faculty members of Iran, Shahid Beheshti and Tehran Universities.

  Results : Results showed that ''heavy workload''(responsibility of theoretical and clinical teaching) were the most stressful activity on the part of nurse educators. Other contributing factors were '' experience on the part of nurse educators .

  Conclusion : Data showed that among stressful factors in clinical teaching ''heavy workload of theoretical and clinical teaching'' and ''unequality with others'' were the most stressful factors for nurse educators .

 

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Type of Study: Research | Subject: nursing
Received: 2007/11/27 | Published: 2001/10/15

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