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Summary

Nurses can cultivate resilience to overcome challenging situations. Practices like meditation and education help nurses and work groups bounce back and integrate experiences into their practice.

Area of Science:

  • Nursing
  • Psychology
  • Healthcare Professionals

Background:

  • Nurses face frequent adverse situations impacting well-being.
  • Resilience is a known concept across professions and cultures.
  • Adverse events can negatively affect nurses' professional lives.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the concept of resilience in nursing.
  • To identify methods for cultivating resilience among nurses.
  • To support nurses and nursing work groups in managing adverse situations.

Main Methods:

  • Literature review on resilience in professional contexts.
  • Exploration of supportive practices for resilience development.
  • Focus on integration of resilience into nursing practice.

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  • Proactive development of resilience benefits individual nurses and nursing teams.
  • Educational and mindfulness-based interventions can foster nursing resilience.