Jon-Chao Hong, Yushun Li, Shuo-Ying Kuo, Xin An
Supporting schools to use face recognition systems: a continuance intention perspective of elementary school parents in China
Education and information technologies
stress level nurses especially frontline staff directly impacts physical mental health well work efficiency however studies conducted understand stress level nurses related coronavirus disease 2019 covid19 pandemic aim study assess level perceived stress among nurses tertiary care teaching hospital king abdulaziz university hospital jeddah saudi arabia covid19 pandemic crosssectional surveybased descriptive study involved 1044 nurses working tertiary careteaching hospital saudi arabia perceived stress scale pss used assess nurses stress levels study conducted july 2021 selecting clinical nurses different nursing units considering current situation social isolation online crosssectional survey using google forms used data analysis performed using ibm spss statistics windows version 21 released 2012 ibm corp armonk new york united states 1044 nursing professionals 93 89 reported experiencing low levels stress 915 876 reported moderate levels stress 36 34 reported high perceived stress covid19 pandemic study found gender p0001 nationality p0016 significant effects stress levels three major causes stress identified nurses workload lack resources fear contracting covid19 jobrelated stress continues issue nursing workforce effects stress experienced nurses impact job satisfaction retention turn affect quality patient care study highlights nurses tertiary care covid care teaching hospital setting often experience stress anxiety pandemic worth noting first study conducted understand level stress perceived nursing staff covid19 pandemic current study setting findings indicate considerable number nurses experienced moderate levels stress covid19 implications patient care recognizing understanding jobrelated stressors nurses help nurse leaders implement effective strategies aimed reducing nurses stress subsequently improving patient outcomes