Nursing Student,s Anxiety Related to Clinical Experiences
Journal: Research Journal of Education (Vol.3, No. 9)Publication Date: 2017-09-15
Authors : Sajid Iqbal; Noor-Ul-Haq; Abid Ullah; Zia Ur Rehman; Shoaib; Fawad Khan;
Page : 111-115
Keywords : Anxiety; anxiety in nursing students; Clinical related anxiety; DSM IV criteria of anxiety;
Abstract
This research project is designed to assess the level of anxiety among nursing students regarding clinical experiences at a private nursing institute in Peshawar, Pakistan. A Cross sectional quantitative study designed is used. Self-adopted, structured, and validated questionnaire is distributed among sample of 53 nursing students. Data are analyzed by using SPSS version 22. Chi-Square test is applied to find out significance of the variables. Results are given in the form of descriptive, and inferential statistics. Due to clinical training and practices, 11.3% students have sever anxiety. Results also signify that due to clinical practice, male students have more anxiety than female students. There is an immense need for ongoing follow-up of students' psychosocial health and development of effective coping abilities in them.
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