ASSESMENT OF DEPRESSION AND ITS CONTRIBUTING FACTORS AMONG UNDERGRADUATE NURSING STUDENTS
Keywords:
Assessment of depression, contributing factors, Impacts on studentsAbstract
University students face dissimilar kind of stressor in their academic lives and these stressors would be much greater if they were in the middle of someone else’s stressful life knowledge. The Purpose of this study was “To examine the prevalence level of depression, and its contributing factors among undergraduate nursing students. A quantitative descriptive cross-sectional study design used to Assessment of Depression and Its Contributing Factors among Undergraduate Nursing Students. Study conducted in the Lahore School of Nursing, The University of Lahore.4 Months duration of study Students of Lahore school of Nursing. Data collected from 149students of Lahore School of Nursing. A non-probability convenient sampling technique was utilized to select the proposed sample of undergraduate nursing students.
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