Support can reduce the stress factor. Stress in neonatal nursing
Hannon, K.M.
Professional Nurse 8(8): 496-500
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0266-8130 PMID: 8483954 Document Number: 418473
The emotional stresses involved in neonatal nursing are well-documented. By establishing support groups for nurses to discuss problem areas, the working environment of neonatal units can be made less stressful.
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