Post traumatic growth among military enroute care nurses: A secondary analysis.
Archives of Psychiatric Nursing · 2023-06-05 · Qualitative study
Abstract
To date, little is known about the experience of military nurses and post traumatic growth (PTG). An analysis focusing on PTG was performed using data from the surveys and qualitative interviews of military enroute care nurses. In a mixed methods study designed to understand behavioral health symptoms experienced by military enroute care nurses, the qualitative data confirmed the experiences of nurses found in the quantitative data regarding the presence of PTG. Although the mean PTG total score was low in the quantitative findings, the qualitative data supported the presence of important factors comprising PTG. More research is needed to determine the experience of PTG among nurses.
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Ambulance & prehospital nurses · Clinician perspective · Interfacility & critical care transport · Military & tactical · Quality of life & function
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