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Measurement of anxiety and depression level for nurses

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2017
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This research has been conducted in order to carry on the nursing profession efficiently with the aim of determining relationship between anxiety and depression level and sociodemographic features (education, marital status, whether they have chronic diseases or not, whether they have children or not etc.) between shift/non-shift working and working department of nurses (emergency room, inpatient room, intensive care unit, operating room and other/hospital administration and training units). The research was carried out as based on volunteering and in line with permissions got from the hospital management and nurses who work in the state hospital between December, 2016 and May, 2012. The form prepared with the purpose of determining socio-demographic features, which is composed of 16 questions including age, gender, education level, working unit and description of workplace stressors which can cause anxiety disorder and hospital anxiety and depression scale were evaluated by collecting data. Survey forms was prepared in the way that participants can answer them easily serving purpose of research. According to these findings, it is said that the anxiety and depression level of nurses in the research is statistically high and significant according to shift and non-shift situations. The causes of dissatisfaction of the nurses taking part in the research affected also anxiety and depression level in a negative way. Dissatisfaction of the nurses with their professions are caused by worthless, difficult working conditions, financial incapability. Also, the cause of dissatisfaction of the nurses with their working unit is lack of number of staff and difficult working conditions.

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Ayşegül Alkan Ezin

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Ayşegül Alkan Ezin (Master Thesis). Measurement of anxiety and depression level for nurses, 2017, İstanbul Beykent University.

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