ArticleFrontiers in public health2025
Analysis of the current situation and influencing factors of nurse change fatigue.
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Abstract
Background: As the healthcare environment undergoes rapid evolution, nurses frequently confront multifaceted changes, resulting in significant change fatigue. This fatigue adversely impacts their well-being, diminishes job satisfaction, elevates turnover rates, and undermines the quality of care provided. Aim: To comprehend the fatigue levels experienced by clinical nurses amidst environmental changes and to analyze the factors influencing this fatigue. Methods: A survey was conducted among 451 clinical nurses at a tertiary general hospital in Nantong City, utilizing the Results: The change fatigue score was 19.01 ± 3.63, indicating a moderate level of fatigue. Change fatigue was inversely correlated with emotional intelligence and care perception (all Conclusion: Clinical nurses exhibit moderate levels of change fatigue. Therefore, it is recommended that nursing managers implement regular emotional intelligence training and reduce night shifts to actively address the rapid changes brought about by the healthcare industry and, consequently, enhance the quality of nursing care.
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