Influencing Factors of Perceived Stress in Different Periods of Public Health Emergencies: A Cross‐Sectional Study Among Nursing Interns: Empirical Research Quantitative

This study provides valuable evidence on the stress levels and influencing factors of nursing interns across different periods of public health emergencies. Relevant departments within schools and hospitals should monitor interns' physical well-being, taking into account the workload and challenges associated with their internships whether it is before the outbreak or during the later period of public health emergencies. During the early period, addressing their psychological well-being is particularly important. This can be achieved by establishing effective psychological support channels and offering counselling services.