Situations Causing Mental Workloads That Make Nursing Practice Difficult for Young Nurses

HISHIYA Ryo, NOZAKI Manami, NAGANO Mitsuko

doi:10.5100/jje.58.19

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若手看護師の看護実践を困難にさせるメンタルワークロードが生じる状況
ワカテカンゴシノカンゴジッセンオコンナンニサセルメンタルワークロードガショウジルジョウキョウ

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<p>In this study, to clarify the situations causing mental workloads that make nursing practice difficult for young nurses in their daily work at university hospital, free-form answers from 293 nurses who are in the 2nd or 3rd year of experience were analyzed using text mining. As a result, 78 codes and 30 categories were extracted and classified into situations causing mental stress, environmental factors, personal factors, and situations causing mental strains. Situations causing mental stress included ‘Situations that multi-task have occurred’ and ‘Situations that nurses are involved in a scene between life and death of a patient’, etc., environmental factors included ‘Situations that nurses work in the night shift’, etc., and personal factors included ‘Situations that nurses lack of knowledge /skills /experiences’, etc. Situations causing mental strains, which were influenced by the situations causing mental stress, environmental factors, and personal factors, included ‘Situations that observational abilities of nurses decreased’, etc.</p>

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The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics

The Japanese Journal of Ergonomics 58 (1), 19-30, 2022-02-15

Japan Human Factors and Ergonomics Society

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