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Lewis DJ, McLin PA. Stress management: a program designed to facilitate coping. J Contin Educ Nurs. 1990;21(5):212-5
Lewis, D. J., & McLin, P. A. (1990). Stress management: a program designed to facilitate coping. Journal of continuing education in nursing, 21(5), 212-5.
Lewis, D J, and McLin, P A. "Stress management: a program designed to facilitate coping." Journal of continuing education in nursing vol. 21,5 (1990): 212-5.
Lewis DJ, McLin PA. Stress management: a program designed to facilitate coping. J Contin Educ Nurs. 1990 Sep-Oct;21(5):212-5. PMID: 2120296.
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J Contin Educ Nurs. 1990 Sep-Oct;21(5):212-5.

Stress management: a program designed to facilitate coping.

Journal of continuing education in nursing

D J Lewis, P A McLin

PMID: 2120296

Abstract

Continual exposure to work-related stressors compounds nurses' workloads, increases their stress levels, and places increased demands on their abilities to adapt. Nurses need to learn and routinely use coping measures to prevent exhaustion and burnout. This article describes the assessment, plan, implementation, and evaluation of an in-house stress management continuing education program to aid staff members in halting the cyclic process of stress.

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