Status and influencing factors of overall humanistic care perception among surgical nurses
Abstract
ObjectiveTo investigate the current status and influencing factors of overall humanistic care perception among surgical nurses,and to provide evidence for developing targeted care support strategies,enhancing nurses' job well⁃being,and reducing the incidence of burnout.MethodsIn December 2024,1 518 surgical nurses from 30 hospitals across 12 regions in Hubei province were surveyed using a general information questionnaire and the Nurse Overall Humanistic Care Perception Scale.Descriptive statistics,non⁃parametric tests,Spearman correlation analysis,and linear regression analysis were used to examine the characteristics and influencing factors of the perception scores.ResultsThe overall level of humanistic care perception among surgical nurses was moderately high.The dimension⁃specific scoring rates from the highest to the lowest were:family care(86.46%),department care(84.83%),friend care(84.40%),self⁃care(82.88%),patient⁃side care(80.27%),and hospital care(79.30%).Regression analysis showed that self⁃compassion was influenced by position,recent major life events,department⁃level care,hospital⁃level care,patient⁃family care,family care,and friend care(P<0.05). Hospital⁃level care was correlated with hospital type,department type,department⁃level care,self⁃compassion,and patient⁃family care(P<0.05).Department⁃level care was positively correlated with self⁃compassion,hospital⁃level care,patient⁃family care,family care,and friend care(P<0.05).Patient⁃family care was correlated with department type,self⁃compassion,hospital⁃level care,department⁃level care,family care,and friend care(P<0.05).Family care was correlated with marital status,department type,self⁃compassion,hospital⁃level care,department⁃level care,and friend care(P<0.05).Friend care was correlated with self⁃compassion,patient⁃family care,department⁃level care,and family care(P<0.05).ConclusionsThe overall humanistic care perception among surgical nurses in Hubei province is relatively good,but hospital care,especially nurse participation in decision⁃making,is notably insufficient.Organizational empowerment,nursing leadership,departmental support,and family⁃friendly policies are crucial for enhancing nurses' overall care perception.It is recommended that hospital managers improve institutional channels for nurse participation in decision⁃making,foster a caring organizational culture,strengthen departmental support systems,and attend to nurses' family needs to enhance their humanistic care experience and professional engagement.
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BibTeX
@article{hongwei2026status,
title = {{Status and influencing factors of overall humanistic care perception among surgical nurses}},
author = {CHANG Hongwei and LIU Yilan and YANG Sai and CHEN Yuqin and XIONG Danli and CHEN Ting and TIAN Min and CHENG Yao and MENG Yan and LI Huantian},
journal = {Huli yanjiu},
year = {2026},
month = oct,
url = {http://hlyj.suo1.cn/thesisDetails#10.12102/j.issn.1009-6493.2026.21.008},
note = {CC BY-NC-ND},
}
RIS
TY - JOUR
TI - Status and influencing factors of overall humanistic care perception among surgical nurses
AU - CHANG Hongwei
AU - LIU Yilan
AU - YANG Sai
AU - CHEN Yuqin
AU - XIONG Danli
AU - CHEN Ting
AU - TIAN Min
AU - CHENG Yao
AU - MENG Yan
AU - LI Huantian
PY - 2026
DA - 2026/10/30
JO - Huli yanjiu
UR - http://hlyj.suo1.cn/thesisDetails#10.12102/j.issn.1009-6493.2026.21.008
AB - ObjectiveTo investigate the current status and influencing factors of overall humanistic care perception among surgical nurses,and to provide evidence for developing targeted care support strategies,enhancing nurses' job well⁃being,and reducing the incidence of burnout.MethodsIn December 2024,1 518 surgical nurses from 30 hospitals across 12 regions in Hubei province were surveyed using a general information questionnaire and the Nurse Overall Humanistic Care Perception Scale.Descriptive statistics,non⁃parametric tests,Spearman correlation analysis,and linear regression analysis were used to examine the characteristics and influencing factors of the perception scores.ResultsThe overall level of humanistic care perception among surgical nurses was moderately high.The dimension⁃specific scoring rates from the highest to the lowest were:family care(86.46%),department care(84.83%),friend care(84.40%),self⁃care(82.88%),patient⁃side care(80.27%),and hospital care(79.30%).Regression analysis showed that self⁃compassion was influenced by position,recent major life events,department⁃level care,hospital⁃level care,patient⁃family care,family care,and friend care(P<0.05). Hospital⁃level care was correlated with hospital type,department type,department⁃level care,self⁃compassion,and patient⁃family care(P<0.05).Department⁃level care was positively correlated with self⁃compassion,hospital⁃level care,patient⁃family care,family care,and friend care(P<0.05).Patient⁃family care was correlated with department type,self⁃compassion,hospital⁃level care,department⁃level care,family care,and friend care(P<0.05).Family care was correlated with marital status,department type,self⁃compassion,hospital⁃level care,department⁃level care,and friend care(P<0.05).Friend care was correlated with self⁃compassion,patient⁃family care,department⁃level care,and family care(P<0.05).ConclusionsThe overall humanistic care perception among surgical nurses in Hubei province is relatively good,but hospital care,especially nurse participation in decision⁃making,is notably insufficient.Organizational empowerment,nursing leadership,departmental support,and family⁃friendly policies are crucial for enhancing nurses' overall care perception.It is recommended that hospital managers improve institutional channels for nurse participation in decision⁃making,foster a caring organizational culture,strengthen departmental support systems,and attend to nurses' family needs to enhance their humanistic care experience and professional engagement.
SN - 1009-6493
ER -