The relationship among resilience, general self-efficacy and coping styles in patients with tibia and fibula fracture / 中国实用护理杂志

ABSTRACT

Objective To explore the relationship among resilience, general self-efficacy and coping styles of inpatients with tibia and fibula fracture. Methods Totally 104 inpatients with tibia and fibula fracture who met the conditions were investigated with General Self-Efficacy Scale, Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale and Medical Coping Modes Questionnaire. Results The total score of resilience with tibia and fibula fracture inpatient was 52.36 ± 9.56, which had a positive relationship with general self-efficacy and self-improvement coping style. Educational level, general self-efficacy, facing coping and yielding coping styles were influencing factors of resilience in patients with tibia and fibula fracture. Conclusions The level of resilience in patients with tibia and fibula fracture needs to be improved. Health care workers should pay attention to improve patient′s general self-efficacy, focus on patient′s coping styles and strengthen psychological health education of lower degree patients.