Relationships among hope, body satisfaction, wellness habits, and stress in nursing students

Sharon M. Fruh,Sarah E. Taylor,Rebecca J. Graves,Katey Hayes,Ryon McDermott,Caitlyn Hauff,Susan G. Williams,Scott Sittig, Matthew Campbell,Geoffrey Hudson,Heather Hall,Bernadette Mazurek Melnyk,Jennifer L. Barinas

Journal of Professional Nursing（2021）

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Abstract

•Like practicing nurses, nursing students report high stress and poor health habits.•Consequently, they are at risk for adverse physical and mental health outcomes.•Hope may be a relevant protective factor against stress in nursing school.•Hope may reduce burnout and improve retention of nurses.•Hope may strengthen the emotional and physical health of nursing students.

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Nursing student health,Stress,Wellness,Hope

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