Ma Lan, Wu Jialing, Yu Jing, et al. The mediating effect of emotional intelligence between presenteeism and professional identity in nursing interns. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(12):1896-1900(2023)
Ma Lan, Wu Jialing, Yu Jing, et al. The mediating effect of emotional intelligence between presenteeism and professional identity in nursing interns. [J]. Chinese Journal of Medical Education Research 22(12):1896-1900(2023) DOI: 10.3760/cma.j.cn116021-20221109-01543.
The mediating effect of emotional intelligence between presenteeism and professional identity in nursing interns
and professional identity among higher vocational nursing interns and the mediating role of emotional intelligence between presenteeism and professional identity
and to provide a basis for clinical intervention.
Methods
2
A questionnaire survey was conducted among 308 higher vocational nursing interns using the general information questionnaire
Wong Law emotional intelligence scale (WLEIS)
the Stanford presenteeism scale-6 (SPS-6)
and professional identity questionnaire for nurse students (PIQNS). SPSS 22.0 was used for related analyses including descriptive analysis and Pearson correlation analysis
and the mediating role of emotional intelligence was examined based on the Bootstrap method.
Results
2
The higher vocational nursing interns had a total score of (80.57±15.52) for emotional intelligence
(15.91±4.40) for presenteeism
and (64.93±12.83) for professional identity. The Pearson correlation analysis showed that emotional intelligence was positively correlated with professional identity (
r
=0.712
P
<
0.001)
and there was a negative correlation between any two of presenteeism
emotional intelligence
and professional identity (
r
=-0.282 to -0.256
all
P
<
0.001). The analysis of mediating effect showed that emotional intelligence played a partial mediating role between presenteeism and professional identity and had a mediating effect of -0.512
accounting for 62.14% of the total effect.
Conclusions
2
Emotional intelligence is a mediating factor between presenteeism and professional identity among higher vocational nursing interns
and emotional intelligence can improve their presenteeism and professional identity.
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