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Are you a nurse who has suffered because of increasing work demands?

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In any field, people can take only very much stress and when a job is as physically and emotionally demanding as nursing is, it’s hardly a surprise that depression is one result. Having fewer nurses in an unit makes the job exponentially more taxing. Unlike decades ago, anyone who spends time in the hospital is likely very ill. Advanced practice nurses, they wrote, can educate the staff nurses they work with about depression high prevalence in nurses because like the general population, or even more so, they should be reluctant to get screening and treatment because of social stigma that is still attached to mental illness. Consequently, the study also concluded that it is important to devote more attention to depression screening for nurses, and early treatment. While something that by itself would make being a nurse more difficult and stressful, nurses are dealing with more seriously ill patients than ever.

As a nurse with chronic depression try finding a job that works with your medication schedule.

Another question is. It’s pretty hard, do I take my medications in the morning one day and at night next because shift? Therefore, who does hands real work on caring for the patient? No wonder nurses are depressed, exhausted and looking for a way out advancing to another nursing level. There seems to be a great deal of lateral hostility going on here. Anyway, try being a secretary in a busy nursing environment. Then you have to pass the drug test, by the way Effexor initially on a fast test shows up as PCP! Health care demands are completely out of control. Want to experience stress?

Their ability to perform mental or interpersonal tasks might be compromised, they struggle with time management and have lower output than ‘non depressed’ workers, depressed nurses, say the researchers, just like other depressed people, often exhibit a downturn in mood, have difficulty concentrating and are accident prone. Their illness is likely to have an adverse impact on their coworkers, and possibly, on care quality they provide to patients, the study concluded, hospital nurses with depression are not only likely to suffer individually.

If you can spell your name and can tell the difference between your rectum and a hole in the ground, thank a teacher, as for your slam on teachers.

We’ve picked mates and situations away from work that we think needed our help, and are spending time, expedentially to fix. Must take orders from other health care professionals and have your work almost white gloved constantly by Physicians, Case Managers, Unit Managers, Upper Management etc, this self sacrificing trait as seen by giving of our health. Sleep and peace of mind makes us the perfect person to fall into a position of great responsibility. Don’t be afraid to reach out to each other. For example, trust me, this is true as well. Every word of that is true. Those healthcare professionals who serve the mental health area, choose not to play in sickness, blood and disease. We nurses often seek help only when going down for the third time. On p of that, for my fellow nurses, you already knew this I suppose and if you did not recognise it, look around and ponder this truth. Nursing is ultimately important in our lives. There would be no nurses, no physicians, no lawyers, no politicians and no entrepreneurs if it weren’t for teachers. People who don’t won’t and CAN’T do our jobs. As for your opinion of nursing home nurses. Fact, we are better resourse we have. They can not empathise nor sympathise what they have glimpsed and turned away from. While listening and careing thwarts depression much that will often arise, the closeness we give each other. Nurses begin their career knowing they put themselves at greater health risk from the average population simply by all that our profession entails. Basically, the greatest hope we have is in each other. I’m sure it sounds familiar.|Doesn’t it sound familiar?|Sounds familiar?|doesn’t it? In those instances the answer is clearly not there. Those of you who are not nurses now have a little more insight. We must support and be there for each other. It makes an immense difference when your working with others who work well with you, care about you and are supportive of you.

And, added Letvak, herself a nurse, mental health issues are less likely to be disclosed to employers than are physical problems. With a penalty for violations is the only way that the staffing will ever improve, minimum mandated nurse to patient ratios, codified in the law or a collective bargaining agreement. Poor staffing is the cause of a lot of the stress for nurses in the workplace! Organize nurses! Often they aren’t dealt. Essentially, among the things that seemed to go hand in hand with nurses’ higher depression scores were body mass index, job satisfaction, number of health problems, and healthrelated job productivity.

The researchers -who besides Letvak included professors of public policy and economics -analyzed surveys from 1171 hospital nurses in North Carolina to determine depression prevalence and to discern individual and workplace characteristics that are associated with depression.

Everyday, regardless of how well you care for someone, your patient is going to go without, get bad news, struggle or even die. What is depressing to a professional of compassion and caring is it strong possibility not making a difference, that all the hard work and struggling can potentially not even make a difference. Nurses know what the odds are and we know that patients aren’t always going to be compliant with treatment or even necessarily have a good outcome if they follow treatments, We are educated on pathophysiology and outcomes of disease processes and therefore are in an awkward position emotionally. Nurses are depressed because nursing is a career path that deals with humanity and human struggles life on a daily basis. Know that if you are a nurse you do make a difference to some, even many but you may not always be ld that and you need to know it in your heart alone. Health and healthcare aren’t a perfect science.