Proceedings (Oct 2022)

The Impacts of Stress and Resilience on Intentions to Leave the Nursing Profession among Newly Graduated Nurses

  • Zamzaliza Abdul Mulud,
  • Norfidah Mohamad,
  • Hidatul Syafizal Zenal Ahmad Rozi,
  • Nor Salmie Nadira Ngah,
  • Julinawati Suanda

DOI
https://doi.org/10.3390/proceedings2022082100
Journal volume & issue
Vol. 82, no. 1
p. 100

Abstract

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Registered nurses are a professional group that suffer from high levels of stress-related conditions. Thus, this study aimed to identify the impacts of stress and resilience on intentions to leave the nursing profession among newly graduated nurses (n = 165). A descriptive cross-sectional design and purposive sampling were used. Most of the respondents showed a moderate level of resilience and a high level of stress. Of the participants, 12.7% reported an intention to leave the nursing profession. A strong correlation was found between levels of resilience and stress among newly graduated nurses. Effective stress management and interventions to improve resilience in newly graduated nurses are highly recommended.

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