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      Mitigating PTSD

      The reality is Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) was an issue nurses and other healthcare providers faced even before the pandemic. But an examination of the literature shows that pandemics can rightfully exacerbate the impact of PTSD, depression, and burnout on people, especially those working on the frontlines of healthcare. These resources describe how to identify risk factors for nurses and suggest strategies to perhaps lessen or prevent PTSD during this COVID-19 outbreak.

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      PTSD During a Pandemic

      By Perry M. Gee, PhD, RN
      Our ICUs are full, patient ratios are different, and mortality is high—we’re facing the unknown. Here’s what the literature says you can do right now, in the middle of this pandemic, to help mitigate PTSD for yourself and your team.
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      PTSD in Nurses: Exploring a Phenomenon

      By Michelle Schuster, MSN, RN, CPHON
      Highlights PTSD as a growing international concern in the nursing profession and discusses contributing factors associated with PTSD symptom development. 
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      Posttraumatic Growth: Possibilities for Transformation

      By Richard Tedeschi, PhD
      In this closing plenary from Creating Healthy Work Environments 2021, Dr. Tedeschi discusses the theoretical model of posttraumatic growth, some of the research that supports it, and how to apply this concept to clinical work. This approach to practice incorporates a broad view of what constitutes trauma, including many experiences that are traumatic to people because they challenge core beliefs about oneself, other people, the future, and the kind of world in which we live. The possibilities for transformation of individuals and their relationships does not preclude working on typical symptoms of trauma, but recognizes that symptoms are better understood, tolerated, and reduced when traumatic suffering can have meaning and purpose.
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      Mental Health of Future Healthcare Providers

      SigmaCast, Episode 8
      Discusses research related to the Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing article "Prevalence and Correlates of Depression, Anxiety, Stress, Healthy Beliefs, and Lifestyle Behaviors in First‐Year Graduate Health Sciences Students."
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      Mental Health Interventions for Healthcare Providers

      SigmaCast, Episode 6
      Discusses research related to the Worldviews on Evidence-Based Nursing article, "The MINDBODYSTRONG Intervention for New Nurse Residents: 6-Month Effects on Mental Health Outcomes, Healthy Lifestyle Behaviors, and Job Satisfaction.”
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