Relevance of job embeddedness of clinical specialist nurses and intent to stay / 现代临床护理

Objective To investigate the status quo of job enbeddedness and intent to stay among the clinical specialist nurses and to explore the correlation between them. Method A total of 200 clinical specialist nurses participated in the investigation by means of general nurses' questionnaire, job embeddedness scale and intent to stay scale. Results The score of job embeddedness was (3.40 ± 0.46), the dimension of community association scored highest (3.68 ±0.67), the dimension of organization sacrifice the lowest (3.12±0.53) and the intent stay (3.69 ± 0.80). There was a positive correlation between job placement and intent to stay as well as its dimensions of community matching, organization sacrifice (P <0.05 or P <0.01). Community matching served as a major factor in predicting the intent of a specialist nurse. Conclusion Nursing managers should pay attention to the needs of specialist nurses and take relevant measures to improve the job embeddednee level of specialist nurses and thus improve their intent to stay as well.

Influence of mental intervention on self-image of breast cancer patients / 现代临床护理

Objective To investigate the influence of mental intervention on the self-image of breast cancer patients.Methods Fifty patients with breast cancer who were hospitalized in our hospital from January to September,2015 were enrolled as the control group in the study,where routine nursing intervention,health education on disease related knowledge and psychological nursing were carried out.During October 2015 to June 2016,50 patients with breast cancer were enrolled as the observation group,where psychological awareness intervention was carried out apart from the routine nursing intervention.The self-image level of breast cancer patients from the two groups was evaluated by self-image questionnaire for breast cancer patients (BIBCQ).Result After intervention,the scores on self-image in the observation group were significantly higher than those in the control group (P＜0.05).Conclusion Mental intervention can improve the self-image of breast cancer patients and help improve their quality of life.