The effect of time management training on time management and anxiety among nursing undergraduates
Feng Zhang1, JiaXi Liu1, MengFei An1
1Institution of Psychology and Behavior, Henan University, Kaifeng, China.
Abstract:
Time management is an essential tool to enhance quality care and reduce stress in nursing professionals, who face a uniquely high-paced work environment with wide-ranging job demands. We evaluated the effect of a time-management training program on time management and anxiety in nursing undergraduate students. Study results showed that the training program significantly improved nursing undergraduates' time management and significantly decreased self-reported anxiety among the students post-intervention. This study is the first to examine the effect of a time-management training program based on time management disposition theory in China among Chinese nursing undergraduate students.
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