Hosp Med. 2001 Aug;62(8):501-3.

Stress in hospital medicine: a problem for key hospital staff.

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Policy Studies Institute, 100 Park Village East, London NW1 3SR. i.allen@psi.org.uk

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Many factors which contribute to stress in the workplace apply to both consultants and ward sisters. Both groups find that their roles have become more complex while they have increasingly lost control of their own clinical and professional territory in a managerial culture. The erosion of the key relationship between consultants and ward sisters is of concern and the need for teamworking is insufficiently recognized.

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