Recognising and Managing Clinical Nurses’ Frustration
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The letter focuses on a recent study in the Malaysian Journal of Nursing that illuminates nurses' accounts of workplace frustrations. We read the article “The experiences of nurse’s frustrations in clinical settings” by Garces-Cabanas and Dano (2022) with mixed emotions. This important facet of nursing illustrates a concerted attempt to uncover and address the story of work-related difficulties experienced by the younger generation, sometimes known as millennial nurses, in the nursing profession. We are cognisant that nurses face several challenges and expectations at work. The article goes into great length on the frustrating experiences nurses encounter and how they are managed.
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