A study on the correlation between emotional intelligence and conflict management model of nurses in emergency department / 中国实用护理杂志
Yingmei YANG; Min LI; Kebin GENG; Huan GUO; Xuemei AI; Liping DAI.
Chinese Journal of Practical Nursing
; (36): 1569-1573, 2020.
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Objective:
To investigate the current status of emotional intelligence and conflict management model of emergency department nurses, analyze the correlation between emotional intelligence and conflict management model.Methods:
A convenient sampling method was used to investigate on 195 emergency department nurses with general information scale, emotional intelligence scale and conflict management model scale.Results:
In the emergency department, the emotional intelligence score of the nurses from high to low was regulation of emotion (3.71±0.67), self-emotion detection (3.55±0.67), use of emotional (3.49±0.70), other people ′s emotion appraisal (3.39±0.60). The most commonly used conflict management mode was integration (3.78±0.62), followed by concession (3.59±0.63), evasion (3.55±0.64), compromise (3.39±0.66), and the least commonly used was dominance (2.55±0.56). Every dimensions of emotional intelligence were correlated with conflict management model positively ( r values were 0.109-0.523, P<0.05 or 0.01), the top predictive factor was emotion detection.Conclusions:
The emotional intelligence is an important factor influencing the conflict management mode of nurses in emergency department. Managers should pay attention to improve emergency nurses ′ emotional intelligence and guide them to adopt appropriate conflict management model, which will help alleviate the contradiction between emergency nurses and patients and create a more harmonious emergency care relationship.
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