Stress and work performance in nurses of the emergency service of a hospital in Lima, 2022
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Nowadays, stress is described as a health and social problem that is frequently evidenced in nursing professionals whose chronicity brings as a consequence an evident affectation of work performance. Objective: To determine how stress is related to work performance in emergency department nurses. Methods: Applied study using the hypothetical-deductive, non-experimental, correlational and cross-sectional method on a sample of 80 nursing technicians and graduates, using the nursing stress scale and the work performance questionnaire as data collection instruments. Results: The stress reflected by the nurses of the service covered medium levels in 71.2%, as well as the work performance showed a medium level in 63.8% of the participants. As for Spearman's correlation coefficient, it totaled at a value of -0.721 with a significance of 0.000 (p < 0.05). Conclusions: There is a high and negative association between both study variables, being important its approach to decrease stress levels in professionals, increase performance, productivity and hospital service delivery.
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Objetivo: Determinar cómo el estrés se relaciona con el desempeño laboral en los enfermeros del servicio de emergencia. Material y métodos: Estudio aplicado que empleó el método hipotético – deductivo, no experimental, correlacional y de corte transversal. La muestra conformada por 80 técnicos y licenciados en enfermería, siendo seleccionadas por criterio de inclusión y exclusión de la investigación .se utilizó el instrumento la escala de estrés de enfermería está comprendida con 34 ítems agrupados en 3 dimensiones en y el cuestionario de desempeño laboral está comprendida con 28items agrupados en 4 dimensiones, se realizó una prueba piloto a 18 profesionales de salud, para evidenciar su confiabilidad y validez