Academic and Clinical Stress Levels and Profession Perceptions of Nursing Senior Students
It is important to have a positive opinion and attitude when choosing and adapting to a profession and maintaining a productive working life. Nursing perception of final year students of vocational motivation, confidence, health professionals are important and affect their relationship with patients...
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Turkish Bioethics Association
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| author | Rana Can Özdemir Serpil İnce Nigar Ünlüsoy Dinçer |
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| description | It is important to have a positive opinion and attitude when choosing and adapting to a profession and maintaining a productive working life. Nursing perception of final year students of vocational motivation, confidence, health professionals are important and affect their relationship with patients. The aim of this study is to determine the academic and clinical stress levels of undergraduate nursing students and their perceptions of the nursing profession.
Methods: Data has been gathered using 'Information Form', 'Nursing Profession Perception Scale' and 'Nursing Education Stress Scale'. The sample of 183 senior nursing students. Results: Stress scale average score was 67.36+1.48. Students' profession perception scale mean was 88.95+1.32. Stress scale's academic stress subscale score average was 33.78+7.79 whereas the application subscale score average was 33.57+7.83. There is a significant difference between students' choice of the nursing profession and the academic stress scores.
Conclusion: Female students chose nursing as a profession at a higher rate than males; more than half of the participants had nursing in their first five choices and are satisfied with that choice also, 80.90% of the participants chose this profession due to job security. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-314372a5ca1b44efa05ea350670fd00e2023-02-15T16:09:38ZengTurkish Bioethics AssociationTürkiye Biyoetik Dergisi2148-59172022-12-0193859410.5505/tjob.2022.77699TJOB-77699Academic and Clinical Stress Levels and Profession Perceptions of Nursing Senior StudentsRana Can Özdemir0Serpil İnce1Nigar Ünlüsoy Dinçer2Akdeniz University Medical Faculty, Medical Hhistory And Ethics DepartmentAkdeniz University Nursing FacultyYıldırım Beyazıt University Faculty Of Health Sciences, Nursing DepartmentIt is important to have a positive opinion and attitude when choosing and adapting to a profession and maintaining a productive working life. Nursing perception of final year students of vocational motivation, confidence, health professionals are important and affect their relationship with patients. The aim of this study is to determine the academic and clinical stress levels of undergraduate nursing students and their perceptions of the nursing profession. Methods: Data has been gathered using 'Information Form', 'Nursing Profession Perception Scale' and 'Nursing Education Stress Scale'. The sample of 183 senior nursing students. Results: Stress scale average score was 67.36+1.48. Students' profession perception scale mean was 88.95+1.32. Stress scale's academic stress subscale score average was 33.78+7.79 whereas the application subscale score average was 33.57+7.83. There is a significant difference between students' choice of the nursing profession and the academic stress scores. Conclusion: Female students chose nursing as a profession at a higher rate than males; more than half of the participants had nursing in their first five choices and are satisfied with that choice also, 80.90% of the participants chose this profession due to job security.https://jag.journalagent.com/z4/download_fulltext.asp?pdir=tjob&un=TJOB-77699nursing studentclinicalstress; academic training; profession perception |
| spellingShingle | Rana Can Özdemir Serpil İnce Nigar Ünlüsoy Dinçer Academic and Clinical Stress Levels and Profession Perceptions of Nursing Senior Students Türkiye Biyoetik Dergisi nursing student clinical stress; academic training; profession perception |
| title | Academic and Clinical Stress Levels and Profession Perceptions of Nursing Senior Students |
| title_full | Academic and Clinical Stress Levels and Profession Perceptions of Nursing Senior Students |
| title_fullStr | Academic and Clinical Stress Levels and Profession Perceptions of Nursing Senior Students |
| title_full_unstemmed | Academic and Clinical Stress Levels and Profession Perceptions of Nursing Senior Students |
| title_short | Academic and Clinical Stress Levels and Profession Perceptions of Nursing Senior Students |
| title_sort | academic and clinical stress levels and profession perceptions of nursing senior students |
| topic | nursing student clinical stress; academic training; profession perception |
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