2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.nedt.2018.01.009
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Prevalence of depression among nursing students: A systematic review and meta-analysis

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“…Learners in nursing and the health sciences professions also experience high rates of stress, burnout and depression (Puthran, Zhang, Tam, & Ho, ; Tung, Lo, Ho, & Tam, ). If wellness cultures are not created in academic institutions and students are not equipped with protective skills for how to cope with stress and engage in healthy behaviors, the end result will be poor academic performance and a potential lifetime plagued by chronic disease, including mental health problems.…”
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“…Learners in nursing and the health sciences professions also experience high rates of stress, burnout and depression (Puthran, Zhang, Tam, & Ho, ; Tung, Lo, Ho, & Tam, ). If wellness cultures are not created in academic institutions and students are not equipped with protective skills for how to cope with stress and engage in healthy behaviors, the end result will be poor academic performance and a potential lifetime plagued by chronic disease, including mental health problems.…”
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“…The highest prevalence of depression was reported in Asia 43.0%, Europe 38.0%, the Arab states 28.0%, North America 26.0%, and the lowest in Latin America 21.0% (Tunga et al, 2018). Internalized distress consisted of anxiety, depression, emotional stress, physical symptoms, personal maladjustment, eating problems, and eating traits.…”
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“…A review study found that stress levels during the academic education of nursing students range from moderate to high and are associated with caring of patients, evaluation assignments and workloads, and negative interactions with staff and faculty (4) . In addition to stress, depression has also been a highly prevalent problem among nursing students, with a negative impact on students' health and academic performance (5) .…”
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