Journal of holistic nursing : official journal of the American Holistic Nurses' Association · 2010
The effect of Reiki on work-related stress of the registered nurse.
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Cuneo Charlotte L, Curtis Cooper Maureen R, Drew Carolyn S, Naoum-Heffernan Christine, Sherman Tricia, Walz Kathleen, Weinberg Janice
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PURPOSE: The Reiki Master Teacher group at a large academic, urban medical center studied the effects of Reiki on work-related stress in Registered Nurse Reiki I class participants. Research suggests that work-related stress is an influential factor in nursing burn out and retention. Reiki, an ancient form of Oriental "energy work" or healing, has been found to decrease stress.
METHODS: The Perceived Stress Scale tool was administered prior to the Reiki I class and after three weeks of practicing self-Reiki.
FINDINGS: Seventeen participants returned follow-up data. Results indicated that practicing Reiki more often resulted in reduced perceived stress levels.
CONCLUSIONS: Data from this small pilot study supports educating nurses about Reiki practice to decrease work-related stress.
METHODS: The Perceived Stress Scale tool was administered prior to the Reiki I class and after three weeks of practicing self-Reiki.
FINDINGS: Seventeen participants returned follow-up data. Results indicated that practicing Reiki more often resulted in reduced perceived stress levels.
CONCLUSIONS: Data from this small pilot study supports educating nurses about Reiki practice to decrease work-related stress.