Mingyang Tan, Rui Zhao, Yaping Wang, Ying Jiang, Qiangqiang Zou
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Abstract
Purpose: To explore the relationship among clinical nurses' time management competence, work stress, nursing information competence, and reflective practice.
Background: With the increasing care demands from patients, nurses' time management competence is directly related to nursing quality, patient outcomes and occupational health.
Methods: To explore the relationship between nurses' time management competence, work stress, nursing information competence, and reflective practice through a cross-sectional survey.
Results: Time management among Chinese nurses in this study demonstrated a mean of 54.24 and SD ±14.36. Work stress level, nursing information competency, and reflective practice competence were found to be positively correlated with time management of Chinese nurses.
Conclusions: Optimizing workload, strengthening nursing informatics training, and improving reflective practice mechanisms can enhance nurses' time management competence and promote the advancement of nursing quality.
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