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Women's health nurses' experiences of menopause: Considerations for nurse leaders.

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Titel: Women's health nurses' experiences of menopause: Considerations for nurse leaders.
Autoren: Vanderzalm, Jeanne1, Deschenes, Sadie2, Kunyk, Diane3
Quelle: Nursing Management. Aug2023, Vol. 54 Issue 8, p34-40. 7p.
Schlagwörter: *RESEARCH, *WORK environment, *LABOR productivity, *LEADERS, *MEDICAL care, *INTERVIEWING, *EMPLOYEE recruitment, *QUALITATIVE research, *NURSES, *RESEARCH funding, MENOPAUSE & psychology, MEMORY, NURSING, INTENSIVE care nursing, NURSES' attitudes, CONFIDENCE, ACUTE care nurse practitioners, PLANNING techniques, FATIGUE (Physiology), PSYCHOLOGICAL adaptation, WOMEN'S health
Geografische Kategorien: CANADA
Abstract: The article discusses the results of a study which examined acute care nurses' experience of menopause and perimenopause in relation to their caregiving abilities. Topics covered include the physical symptoms of menopause experienced by the nurses, how nurses use various strategies to compensate for their fatigue to avoid error and how workplace adaptations would be a benefit when navigating menopausal symptoms and improve their patients' care experiences.
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Abstract:The article discusses the results of a study which examined acute care nurses' experience of menopause and perimenopause in relation to their caregiving abilities. Topics covered include the physical symptoms of menopause experienced by the nurses, how nurses use various strategies to compensate for their fatigue to avoid error and how workplace adaptations would be a benefit when navigating menopausal symptoms and improve their patients' care experiences.
ISSN:07446314
DOI:10.1097/nmg.0000000000000023