Fear of COVID-19 and Job Stress in Nursing Professionals in Lima, Peru
COVID-19 pandemic made the importance of nursing care within the healthcare environment visible. The lack of this human resource is essential to provide direct care to patients in meeting basic needs and specialized care for health recovery. However, the new disease brought a lot of fear and fear of...
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Richtmann Publishing Ltd
2023
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