Madhavan Narayanan, Kasey Powers, Dhananjaya Premawardena, Kelly Colby, Janet Liou Mark, Nagaraj Rao, Davida S Smyth, Mary Knopp-Kelly
Peer leader perspectives from a PLTL implementation in a Hispanic-serving institution
Journal of microbiology & biology education
nursing profession requires strength resilience physically emotionally well requires adapt stressful situations often exposed work environment determine prevalence associated factors emotional intelligence ei occupational stress os among nursing professionals selected tertiary care hospitals bangalore india multicentric crosssectional study done among nurses 1year work experience randomly selected four tertiary care hospitals bangalore ei os assessed using emotional intelligence scale eis occupational stress index osi data collected online offline owing ongoing covid19 pandemic data analyzed using spss v210 calculate mean associations regression total 294 mean age study participants 27492years total 75 255 nurses poor ei 245 833 moderate osi none participants high osi significant association severity grades ei osi p 0010 binary logistic regression showed staff high ei lesser odd 0531 95 ci 02820999 developing occupational stress compared low ei ei plays significant role reversing effect ones occupational stress thereby training curriculum include skills measures resilience facilitate ei improvement