Nurses After War

Nurses After WarBased on candid interviews with 35 nurses who were deployed for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, this is the first book to reveal the stresses and moral dilemmas they experienced as they transitioned back into everyday life. The nurses share their difficulties with family separation, clinical reassignments, post traumatic stress disorder, the perceived stigma of seeking mental health counseling, and compassion fatigue. They describe how "doing

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