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Invisible Face of Emergency Nursing: What am I Experience as a Human? Emergency services are complicated, crowded and stressfull places. Also they have dynamic and excitement   structure.   For   this   reason,   the   nursing   is   wonderfull   and   hard   in   this   caotic   enviroment.   It’s   very  important that the professional emergency nurse has knowledge, high-level skills, and she/he use them effectively. I experienced the events while I was working in the emergency department showed me difficulties aspects of emergency nursing.. Therefore, the basis of this review is my experiences which are as human being at the end of three years' experience and to cope with the effects of stress in the work environment

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Emergency nursing; personal narratives

ACİL HEMŞİRELİĞİNİN GÖRÜNMEYEN YÜZÜ: İNSAN OLARAK BEN NELER YAŞIYORUM?

Öz

Karışık, kalabalık ve stresin yoğun olduğu yerler olan acil servisler dinamik ve heyecan dolu bir yapıya sahiptir. Bu nedenle bu kaotik ortamda hemşirelik yapmanın güzel olduğu kadar zor yanları da bulunmaktadır. İyi bir acil hemşiresinin bilgili olması, üst düzey becerilere sahip olması ve bunları etkin kullanması son derece önemlidir. Acil serviste çalışırken yaşadığım olaylar, bana acil hemşireliğinin zorluklarını göstermiştir. Bu nedenle üç yıllık deneyimim sonucunda, bir insan olarak yaşadıklarım ve çalışma ortamındaki stresin etkileriyle başetme bu derlemenin temelini oluşturmuştur.

Anahtar Kelimeler

• Acil hemşireliği, kişisel anlatılar

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