Psychiatric nurses Psychological Factors.doc

Psychiatric nurses Psychological Factors [Keywords:] psychiatric; nurses; loss; psychological factors In recent years, the loss of more serious psychiatric nurses. In order to investigate the reasons leading to the loss of psychiatric nurses, the authors conducted a related investigation, will now report the results as follows. An object and methods 1.1 Object Randomly selected and 130 psychiatric nurses in our hospital for the study. 1.2 Methods Using self-compiled questionnaire right into the group of nursing staff to conduct professional attitude surveys, including: physical and mental fatigue, lack of understanding and respect, career development prospects, career satisfaction, career orientation and then five indicators. All data used SSPS10.0 package for statistical analysis. 2 Results Self-compiled questionnaire showed: 130 nurses, physical and mental fatigue, 110 (84.6%), lack of understanding and respect for the 97 people (74.6%), career development prospects are not satisfied with 84 (64.6%), professional dissatisfied 70 ( 53.8%), with a further 108 career orientation (83.0%). 3 Analysis 3.1 The physical and mental fatigue Psychiatric nurses psychiatric patients face all day long in high-risk environment, the patient escape, suicide, assault and other accidents that may occur at any time. As a long-term heavy psychological burden, so that psychiatric nurses prone to physical and mental fatigue. It has been reported [1] Show: psychiatric nurse anxiety, fear, depression, compulsion, somatization factor score was significantly higher than non-psychiatric nurses. 3.2 The lack of understanding and respect for the Community psychiatric nursing do not understand, or even discrimination, often making some nurses suffered a setback in life such as marriage, or even that the management of psychiatric patients psychiatric nurses is to help patients with bathing, clipping the nails do not need any technology, or even no difference between that and the