Journal of nursing management

How Clinical Nursing Supervision May Improve Nurses' Well-Being in Their Social Work Environment

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Abstract

Nurses attending clinical nursing supervision reported increased satisfaction with their psychosocial work environment.

  • Clinical nursing supervision may enhance nurses' well-being in stressful work situations.
  • Nurses expressed improved experiences of satisfaction related to their psychosocial work environment.
  • Reflecting on their professional identities during supervision may lead to greater self-recognition.
  • The findings suggest a positive influence of clinical nursing supervision on nurses' overall existence and well-being.

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