Sri Marmoah, Jenny Indrastoeti Siti Poerwanti Suharno
Literacy culture management of elementary school in Indonesia
Heliyon
study aimed examine relationship attitudes toward death rumination psychological resilience oncology nurses study design crosssectional data collected 118 oncology nurses using demographic data form workrelated rumination scale connordavidson resilience scale short form death attitude profilerevised scale data analysis correlation regression analyses performed study findings showed oncology nurses work related rumination score moderate psychological resilience score severely high twothirds workrelated ruminations oncology nurses explained psychological resilience attitudes toward death even though negative correlation negative attitudes toward death psychological resilience acceptance death scores showed positive relations psychological resilience nurses positive attitudes toward death also develop psychological resilience experience fewer workrelated ruminations result reveals necessity determining oncology nurses attitudes toward death order protect psychological resilience reduce workrelated ruminations also evident results valuable presenting nurses workrelated ruminations relate psychological resilience attitudes toward death nurses main care providers oncology settings witnessing suffering process patients experiencing loss patients challenges bring workrelated ruminations lower psychological resilience nurses affect attitudes toward death therefore nurses build awareness ruminations develop coping skills intrusive ruminations