OCCUPATION AND HEALTH ›› 2026, Vol. 42 ›› Issue (10): 1375-1380.

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Survey on current status of resilience level of operating room nurses and analysis on mediating effects

XING Xiaoming, ZHANG Junjian, LIANG Ya, JIAO Feifei, LIU Zaiyun, GAO Chunbing()   

  1. Second People's Hospital of Liaocheng CityLiaochengShandong 252000, China
  • Received:2025-05-08 Revised:2025-05-19 Online:2026-05-15 Published:2026-06-02
  • Contact: GAO Chunbing
  • About author:GAO Chunbing,E-mail:1064076402@qq.com

Abstract:

Objective To investigate the current situation of the level of resilience of operating room nurses,and explore its related factors and the path of action between some of the factors,provide data reference for the management of operating room nurses. Methods From January to June 2024,the convenience sampling method was used to select the operating room nurses of four hospitals in Liaocheng City as the research object. The general information form,work input scale,perceived social support scale and medical staff resilience scale were used to launch the status quo survey. The statistical results were analyzed by using SPSS 25.0 and AMOS 26.0 software. Results The resilience scores of 167 operating room nurses were (68.37±9.97)points,and the scores were (21.84±4.59)points for the decision coping dimension,(15.87±3.02)points for the interpersonal connection dimension,(15.44±3.31)points for the rational thinking dimension,and (15.00±3.31)points for the flexible self-adaptation dimension. There were statistically significant differences in the resilience scores among operating room nurses with different gender,age,education,position,salary,and whether they had received psychological training(all P<0.05). There were positive correlations between the resilience of operating room nurses and their work commitment,their perceived social support(all P<0.05). Multiple linear regression analysis showed that gender,salary,position,job involvement,and perceived social support level were influencing factors for the resilience score of operating room nurses(R2=0.593,adjusted R2=0.583,F=56.750,P<0.01). The structural equation modeling showed that perceived social support partially mediated the relationship between job involvement and resilience,with a mediating effect of 40.04%. Conclusions The level of resilience of nurses in the operating room needs to be further improved,and factors such as gender,salary,position,work commitment and perceived social support may be correlated with the level of resilience of nurses in the operating room. It is recommended that hospital management take active measures to address the relevant factors,especially strengthening nurses' perceived social support ability,in order to enhance their resilience and promote the stable development of the nursing workforce.

Key words: Operating room, Nurses, Resilience, Social support, Job commitment

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