A Theoretical Exploration of Resilience in Nursing

Abstract

The healthcare profession is demanding and often involves high-stress environments where nurses are regularly exposed to challenging and emotionally taxing situations. These experiences can include caring for critically ill patients, managing complex clinical conditions, dealing with long working hours, and confronting difficult emotional scenarios. In such a demanding field, resilience becomes a critical factor that determines the well-being and effectiveness of nurses.
This research aims to explore the concept of resilience in nursing, highlighting its significance in nursing practice and the healthcare system. By examining the theoretical foundations and practical strategies to enhance resilience, this study seeks to underscore the importance of resilience in ensuring that nurses are able to provide high-quality patient care while maintaining their own well-being and job satisfaction.