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道德困境对护士精神性决定因素的影响

Nahid Tavakol¹, Majid Tavakol², Shima Daman¹

¹Department of Nursing, School of Nursing, Jahrom University of Medical Sciences, Jahrom, Iran.

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概括

工作场所的灵性和灵性敏感度等精神因素显著减少了护士的道德痛苦. 在医疗保健机构中促进精神意识和环境对于护士福祉至关重要.

科学领域:

护理伦理学护理伦理学
医疗保健心理学心理学
精神上的照顾精神上的照顾

背景情况:

在护士中,道德困扰是普遍存在的问题,影响他们的福祉和道德实践.
精神在护理伦理学中发挥着重要作用,需要了解其对道德困境的影响.
这项研究探讨了精神敏感性,工作场所的灵性和护理中的道德困扰之间的相互作用.

研究的目的:

为了探索精神敏感性,工作场所的灵性和道德困境之间的关系在护士的样本中.
确定个人和环境精神因素对护理的心理,精神和伦理维度的影响.
通过精神干预提供基于证据的建议,以减轻通过精神干预的道德痛苦.

主要方法:

通过对120名来自Jahrom医学科学大学附属医院的护士进行了横截面研究.
参与者填写了经过验证的调查问卷,评估道德困扰,工作场所的灵性和精神敏感性.
统计分析包括描述性测试,ANOVA,独立的t测试,皮尔森相关性和线性回归.

主要成果:

人口和职业变量 (性别,年龄,部门类型) 与道德困境有显著的关系.
灵性敏感度受到性别,教育水平和部门类型的显著影响.
工作场所的灵性与年龄和部门类型有很大关系.
工作场所的灵性和灵性敏感性都显示出与道德困境存在实质性的负面相关性.

结论:

积极的环境和个人的精神因素被发现可以显著减少护士的道德痛苦.
建议进行精神教育和促进支持性的精神环境,以增强护士的精神意识和福祉.
鼓励在这个领域进行进一步的研究,以加深对护理中的精神护理的理解和应用.

关键词:

困难的困扰困扰的困扰伦理学伦理学伦理学在道德上,道德就是道德.护理护理护理精神上的精神性精神上的精神性

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