Correlational study shows influence of coping on stress levels in nurses, highlighting professional concerns.
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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