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Chamberlain University
NR-103 Transition to the Nursing Profession
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Technology Stressor | Description | Impact |
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Technical malfunctions | Failures such as malfunctioning projectors or computer systems during critical presentations at school or work. | Causes significant stress, disrupts workflow, and necessitates troubleshooting or alternative solutions, resulting in delays and frustration. |
Connectivity issues | Internet disruptions that hinder productivity and online collaboration. | Interrupts task completion, especially for time-sensitive projects, increasing stress and anxiety due to delays. |
Information overload | Overwhelming amounts of digital information, making it difficult to find relevant resources. | Leads to stress as individuals struggle to keep up with constant data influx, reducing focus and increasing anxiety. |
Digital distractions | Interruptions caused by smartphones, social media, or instant messaging while working or studying. | Decreases productivity and focus, causing missed deadlines or incomplete work, which amplifies stress levels. |
Learning new technologies | Adapting to new tools, software, or platforms introduced in education or workplaces. | Causes anxiety, particularly for individuals with limited technological proficiency, as they balance learning new tools with existing responsibilities. |
Coping Strategy | Implementation | Benefits |
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Limiting social media usage | Set specific time limits for social media use, such as 30 minutes daily or restricted usage on weekends. | Reduces the negative impact of social media on mental health, decreases anxiety, and fosters a healthier balance between work and life. |
Mindful technology habits | Practice mindfulness by scheduling regular breaks from digital devices and being conscious of time spent online. | Helps manage stress, enhances mental rest, and boosts focus and productivity when returning to tasks. |
Yoga and mindfulness | Engage in yoga or mindfulness practices to disconnect from technology and encourage relaxation. | Promotes relaxation, reduces burnout, and enhances emotional well-being, helping individuals maintain calmness and focus. |
Technology plays a vital role in enhancing productivity, yet it often introduces stress in educational and workplace environments. Common stressors such as technical malfunctions, connectivity issues, information overload, and digital distractions can hinder performance and increase anxiety. Coping strategies, including setting limits on social media, adopting mindful technology habits, and incorporating practices like yoga and mindfulness, can effectively mitigate these challenges. By adopting these approaches, individuals can strike a healthier balance between technology use and personal well-being.
Brown, C., & Smith, R. (2023). Managing Digital Stress: The Role of Mindfulness in Reducing Technology-Induced Anxiety. Journal of Nursing Education, 45(2), 210–224.
Carter, M. (2022). Digital Wellness: Strategies for Nurses to Manage Stress in a Connected World. Nursing Times, 68(3), 124–136.
Nelson, P., & Lee, J. (2021). Balancing Technology and Mental Health in Professional Nursing. Journal of Healthcare Technology, 12(4), 89–102.
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