Study on junior college nursing students' anxiety and their counter measures during clinical practice
Qian Lü
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Qian Lü
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Objective To investigate the anxiety and counter measures associate with junior college nursing students during clinical practice,and analyse the influential factors. Methods Questionnaire was used to investigate 107 junior college nursing students at the end of clinical practice. Results Level of 107 students' anxiety was medium. The prevalence of students' anxiety was 13.08%. The level of anxiety was not uniform in different schools. Their counter measures concerning anxiety were active. Conclusions We should pay more attention to students' anxiety and help them working successfully during clinical practice.
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Objective To investigate the anxiety and counter measures associate with junior college nursing students during clinical practice,and analyse the influential factors. Methods Questionnaire was used to investigate 107 junior college nursing students at the end of clinical practice. Results Level of 107 students' anxiety was medium. The prevalence of students' anxiety was 13.08%. The level of anxiety was not uniform in different schools. Their counter measures concerning anxiety were active. Conclusions We should pay more attention to students' anxiety and help them working successfully during clinical practice.
Key concepts: Anxiety, Clinical Practice, Medicine, Nursing, Clinical psychology, Family medicine, Psychology, Medical education