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Happiness 1st Institute: Better NURSING for Nurses & Patients Two nurses, experiencing the same circumstances, do not experience the

same level of stress. The stress impacting their minds and bodies varies due to the skill each has

developed to deal with that type of stress.

Responses to stress are habits that can be easily

changed with the right knowledge and tools.

A growing body of evidence suggests emotional intelligence (EQ) should be a

core competency in nursing.

Contact Happiness1st.com for details about programs that increase emotional intelligence by increasing emotion management skills.

We teach skills individuals can use to hone the way they think to produce better outcomes and why they work. Learn More. Contact us today.

© Jeanine Broderick, 2014 Happiness1st.com/programs

Nurses fortified with hearty personality, optimism, and

emotional competence exhibit burnout,

engagement, vigor, dedication during higher role stress, flow, and emotional exhaustion.

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