Support to show they are not alone. Stress in district nursing
Janes, J.
Professional Nurse 8(4): 259-262
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0266-8130 PMID: 8419960 Document Number: 408416
The growing emphasis on community care and the comparative isolation of its role is making district nursing increasingly stressful. Support from colleagues and management can help relieve the pressure, and will ultimately benefit patient care.
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