Subject: Workplace Stress
Date: Published: 12/1/92 (27 lines)
Source: Wall Street Journal. Copyright Dow Jones & Co. Inc.

    Workplace Stress
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    Labor Letter:
    A Special News Report on People
    And Their Jobs in Offices,
    Fields and Factories
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    By Cathy Trost

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    AIDS NURSES suffer less stress if they spend a lot of time with
 their patients, say Sonya Shelley and Marcia Cooley of the
 University of Maryland School of Nursing.  Nurses who had slight
 contact experienced more anxiety than ones who had high contact or
 no contact.  Developing personal ties with patients alleviates
 tension, the authors theorize.

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