Jordanian oncology nurses who experience higher stress levels related to death and dying are more likely to employ problem-focused coping strategies, such as actively addressing challenges, seeking solutions, and obtaining support. Although these coping strategies are adaptive, the overall high stress levels observed suggest that occupational stress remains a serious concern for nurses' well-being and professional performance.
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