Psychological resilience and influencing factors of civilian nurses stationed in islands and reefs
Objective To investigate psychological resilience levels and influencing factors of civilian nurses stationed in islands and reefs.Methods From January to August 2022,an online questionnaire survey was conducted on 39 civilian nurses from 3 affiliated hospitals of Naval Medical University who participated in the island mission.The questionnaire included baseline data of the civilian nurses,tasks,and psychological resilience level.Logistic multivariate linear regression analysis was used to assess the survey.Results The average psychological resilience score of the civilian nurses was 99.42±10.01.The highest score was working competence(3.88±0.45),and the lowest score was self-control(3.15±0.71).In terms of family support,married status scored the highest and unmarried status scored the lowest.In the future expectations,the nurses with bachelor degree or above had higher scores than those with junior college degree.In the dimension of tolerance,urban nurses had higher scores than those from rural areas.In the working competence,deputy chief nurse and above had the highest score,followed by nurse-in-charge,senior nurse,and nurse below.There was no significant difference in the scores of self-control,social support,or total psychological resilience among civilian nurses(P>0.05).Logistic analysis showed that professional title(nurse-in-charge and above)and married status were positively related to psychological resilience(P<0.05).Conclusion In this survey,the nurses have a high level of psychological resilience,especially those with higher professional title,higher nursing age and married status.When selecting rescue and nursing staff,civilian nurses with high professional titles and long clinical working years should be recommended as the first choice.Well-trained civilian nurses with high level of psychological resilience and comprehensive quality can more efficiently complete island tasks.
Island tasksCivilian nursesPsychological resilienceInfluencing factors