Health-Promoting Lifestyles and It''''''''s Related Factors in Clinical Nurses

• Main Authors: Sung, Suh-Jen, 宋素真
• Other Authors: Yang Mei-Sang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 1998
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/63248093365963460165

碩士 === 高雄醫學院 === 護理學研究所 === 86 === The purpose of this study was to understand the nurse''''''''s health- promoting lifestyles, and to explore its relationships with social-demography, health conception, self-efficacy, and perceived health status.A cross-sectional design was chosen, datawas collected by self-reportedquestionnaires that include: health-promoting lifestyle profile, health conception scale, self-rated abilities for pratices scale and general healthperception subscale. Cronbach''''''''s , test-retest, content validity and structurevalidity were conducted to assess the reliabilities and validities of scales.The subjects were all the nurses of selected hospital in Kaohsiung, 659 nursescompleted and returned valid questionnaires(response rate=93.4%). The data wasanalyzed by descriptive and inferential statistics.The results showed: 1.The scores of exercise and health responsibility subscalewas the lowest, the highest score was the safety in working-place subscale. 2.The numberof children, and health-promoting lessons were variables found to be significantly related with health-promoting lifestyles. 3.Health conception, self-efficacy and perceived health status were positively related to health-promoting lifestyles, and they were the significat preditors, self-efficacywas the most powerful predictor.Results generated from this study may act as references for nursing education and nursing administration to promote the health-promoting lifestyles amongclinical nurses and for further research in this field.