Open AccessEFFECTS OF EMOTIONAL RESILIENCE TRAINING ON NURSES' PERCEIVED STRESS, POSITIVE AND NEGATIVE EMOTIONS AND SLEEP QUALITY
Author(s) -
Yang FEI
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
revista argentina de clinica psicologica
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 1851-7951
pISSN - 0327-6716
DOI - 10.24205/03276716.2019.1106
Subject(s) - psychology , resilience (materials science) , sleep quality , stress (linguistics) , psychological resilience , negative emotion , quality (philosophy) , sleep (system call) , clinical psychology , social psychology , insomnia , psychiatry , computer science , operating system , linguistics , philosophy , thermodynamics , epistemology , physics
Background: Perceived stress, positive and negative emotions and sleep quality are three important aspects that affect the physical and mental health of nurses. They have become a public health issue widely concerned in the society. Psychological resilience training can effectively improve psychological resilience and positive emotions, and reduce negative emotions. Accordingly, emotional resilience training was used in this study to intervene in nurses’ perceived stress, positive and negative emotions and sleep quality. Method: From March to EFECTOS DEL ENTRENAMIENTO DE ENFERMEROS EN RESILIENCIA EMOCIONAL SOBRE EL ESTRÉS PERCIBIDO, LAS EMOCIONES POSITIVAS Y NEGATIVAS Y LA CALIDAD
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