Societal impact of death anxiety and mental health among nurses in India

Srivastava, Monika; Ghosh, Anindita

doi:10.1016/j.socimp.2024.100095

Societal Impacts

2024

DOI: 10.1016/j.socimp.2024.100095

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Societal impact of death anxiety and mental health among nurses in India

Monika Srivastava,

Anindita Ghosh

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Exploring the Societal Impact of Death Anxiety on Mental Health Among Nurses: A Positive Psychology Perspective

Lisa,

Macle

2024

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Objective: This study aimed to determine the relationship between death anxiety and mental health of nurses and the moderating effects of coping strategies, work engagement (WE), humility, and empirical norms on mental health.Methods: A cross-sectional survey was conducted to gather information from nurses in diverse care settings. The study utilized validated measures of death anxiety, coping strategies, work engagement, and mental health outcomes, with subsequent regression analysis elucidating significant relationships.Findings: The results indicate complex interrelationships between death anxiety and well-being, and demonstrate the importance of specific coping styles and personality factors in the maintenance of emotional health. Work engagement, and the influence of the society on workers spontaneity seem to have a major role in combating stress and enhancing well-being.Novelty: This study is original in that it weaves concepts from positive psychology throughout its examination of death anxiety in nurses to provide new insights into the interplay of internal and external forces shaping nurses' well-being.Research Implications: Supporting the emergence of healthy psychological workspace with demanding intervention can boost coping mechanism and directly increase the quality of care as well as nurse’s happiness.

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Exploring the Societal Impact of Death Anxiety on Mental Health Among Nurses: A Positive Psychology Perspective

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Macle

2024

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Societal impact of death anxiety and mental health among nurses in India

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Exploring the Societal Impact of Death Anxiety on Mental Health Among Nurses: A Positive Psychology Perspective

Exploring the Societal Impact of Death Anxiety on Mental Health Among Nurses: A Positive Psychology Perspective

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