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  • Resilience in healthcare is increasingly recognized, particularly post-COVID-19.
  • Focus has been on enhancing individual resilience to improve care quality and reduce errors.
  • This paper examines resilience conceptualization in healthcare students.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight how resilience is conceptualized among healthcare students.
  • To identify limitations and gaps in current understanding of resilience.
  • To inform future research and development in this area.

Main Methods:

  • Discursive discussion drawing on adjustment and coping psychology.
  • Review of health sciences research and evidence.
  • Focus on understanding resilience in healthcare students' adaptation to professional practice.

Main Results:

  • Resilience in healthcare students is primarily conceptualized at the individual level (personal traits/skills).
  • Limited attention is given to organizational or systemic levels of resilience.
  • Lack of multidimensional frameworks hinders investigation of broader influences like socioecological determinants.

Conclusions:

  • Resilience helps mitigate neuropsychological distress and disorders in healthcare students.
  • Greater understanding of resilience as a multidimensional construct is needed.
  • Multidimensional resilience assessment is critical for preparing healthcare organizations for new professionals.