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Assessment on level of Stress Regarding Examination during Covid-19 Pandemic Among Students of Selected Nursing School

Suhasini Vinayak Sanas, , Suhasini Vinayak Sanas

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Journal of Hospital Administration 5(2):p 23-27, July-December 2021. | DOI:

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of Selected Nursing School/RFP Journal of Hospital Administration. 2021;5(2):55-59.
 

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The present study was Assess the level of stress regarding examination during Covid-19 pandemic among
students of selected nursing colleges of city.
Objectives: Toassess level of stress regarding examination during Covid–19 pandemic.
Methodology: Research, Design Non experimental descriptive design, sampling technique Convenient
sampling, Research Setting selected Nursing colleges of City.
Result: Findings of the study found that students experience severe stress i.e. 23.33%, moderate stress i.e.
23.33% and low stress i.e. 5% respectively. Given the harmful consequences of stress and the importance of
mental and physical health among nursing students
 

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