Nursing Coping Procedures

Nursing Coping Procedures

Introduction

Nurses play a very important role in managing the health of the people. They are the ones who make sure that the patient does not suffer and gets the right and perfect health treatment. While performing their duty, nurses have to suffer a lot. They have to go through mental stress and trauma as they experience death every day in the hospital. Stress that they have to face is unmatchable as no one has to go through the same stress. This paper will discuss the problem, and the coping strategies of this issue.

Discussion

Death is a phenomenon of nature experiential way of life because of being and existence as such, death is the universal event par excellence, in a way, gives strength and value to life. Now the grieving significant losses is one of the most painful experiences living humans, for that reason, the match must be prepared in a healthy way, but despite the elaboration of mourning is necessary to heal ourselves, it being understood comprehensively as mind, body and spirit, every time we face it, we assume misconduct, doctors and nurses do not escape this reality (Timby, 2008).

The death is a phenomenon of nature experiential Because It forms of the life, of the being and of it's to exist as such; the death is the universal event par excellence that, in uncertain form, it confers him the intensity and value to life. Now then, the bereavement process for significant losses is one of the most painful experiential experiences That the human being, for such a reason, the bereavement should be elaborated in a healthy way, however, although the elaboration of the bereavement is necessary to heal our being, understanding each other with an integrated way as mind, body and spirit, every time That we face it, we assume Inadequate behaviors, the doctors and nurses we do not escape to this reality.

To play their role it is imperative to be strong and mentally tough. During the course of practice they may come across situations where they are required to be strong and tough both emotionally and mentally (Simoni & Paterson, 1997). For instance, they feel hurtful while communicating to patients and their families when they have to deliver any serious or distressing news. In order to deal with this sort of situations and other nurses can be trained through simulation training. In such sort of simulation training nurses are exposed to a situation where they are trained to control their emotions and their attachments. Through this simulation games they can be made tough mentally and emotionally. There are a number of healthcare facilities that are using this technique to make the nursing staff tough and strong. According to the research few of the healthcare facilities in New York are using this technique and they are successful in brining strength among their staff of nurses. These healthcare facilities conduct the simulation training on continuous basis. In this training session, nurses are invited in a training room ...