[The Impact of Green Spaces on Physical and Mental Health: From Theory to Clinical Practice].

Q3 Nursing
Shu-Li Cheng
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Abstract

Green spaces are highly valued for their aesthetic appeal and recreational functions. However, with rapid urbanization and rising workplace pressures, mental health issues such as anxiety and mood disorders are becoming increasingly prevalent. Nurses, impacted by shift work and heavy workloads, often face challenges such as fatigue, psychological stress, and insomnia that can negatively affect work efficiency and patient care quality. Contact with nature has been shown to effectively relieve stress and enhance psychological resilience, making this an important strategy for improving overall health in nurses. In light of this, integrating green spaces into the design of healthcare facilities is essential. For example, creating outdoor gardens and natural landscape areas as well as incorporating natural light with window views and greenery not only provides nurses with spaces for stress relief but also helps enhance psychological resilience, boost happiness and job satisfaction, and, ultimately, improve patient care quality while supporting the sustainable development of healthcare services. At the policy level, management should actively implement health-promotion measures such as scheduling regular outdoor breaks and designing activities that encourage interactivity with nature. These strategies not only support the physical and mental well-being of nursing staff but also contribute to a more human-centered and sustainable healthcare environment, laying a solid foundation for the long-term sustainable development of the medical system.

绿地对身心健康的影响:从理论到临床实践
绿色空间因其美学吸引力和娱乐功能而受到高度重视。然而,随着快速城市化和工作压力的增加,焦虑和情绪障碍等心理健康问题变得越来越普遍。护士受轮班工作和繁重工作量的影响,经常面临疲劳、心理压力和失眠等挑战,这些挑战会对工作效率和患者护理质量产生负面影响。与自然接触已被证明可以有效地缓解压力,增强心理弹性,使其成为改善护士整体健康的重要策略。有鉴于此,将绿色空间整合到医疗设施的设计中至关重要。例如,创建室外花园和自然景观区,将自然光与窗户景观和绿化结合起来,不仅为护士提供了缓解压力的空间,还有助于增强心理弹性,提高幸福感和工作满意度,最终提高患者护理质量,同时支持医疗服务的可持续发展。在政策层面,管理部门应积极实施促进健康的措施,如安排定期的户外休息和设计鼓励与自然互动的活动。这些策略不仅支持护理人员的身心健康,而且有助于营造更加以人为本的可持续医疗环境,为医疗系统的长期可持续发展奠定坚实的基础。
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Journal of Nursing
Journal of Nursing Medicine-Medicine (all)
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