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Abstract
Background: The oncology nursing specialty is often a foundation of much anxiety, worry, and stress for nurses, at oncology workplace, nurses face various situations, such as complex cancer treatments and patient deaths, nurses have not any arrangement to watch over patients toward the finishing of life and their families. The aim of the study: The study aimed to identify stressors among nurses working with children cancer patient through the identifying types of the stressors for nurses and the assessing level of the effect of stressors on nurses working with children cancer patient. Design/Methods: The study sample conducted on 100 pediatric oncology nurses, using descriptive design. The data collection tools involved socio-demographic, factors sheet and stress effect index (physical, psychological work, financial and family factor). Results: finding revealed the majority of nurses were female, The study conducted that 45.0% of the studied nurses had severe stress, 27.0% of them had moderate severe, while 28.0% of them had no stress, 57.0% of the studied nurses had severe stress effect, 24.0% of them had moderate stress effect, while 19.0% of them had no stress effect, while 19.0% of them had no stress .Conclusion The study perceived moderate to severe level of stress. Major stressors came from workload .The majority of studied nurse had severe stress effect and few of them had no stress effect as physical, psychological , social, financial and work stress Recommendation educational , training programs and increasing staffing levels and the assignment of non-nursing duties to non-nurses. Recommendation to reduce nursing stress through breathing exercise technique, time management and be organized, maintain a healthy nutrition.
Keywords: Stressors – Children Cancer – Oncology Nurses