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KMID : 1152020190030010001
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Journal of Korean Nursing Research
2019 Volume.3 No. 1 p.1 ~ p.12
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Effects of Spiritual Well-being and Burnout on Self-esteem among Nurses Working in a Cancer Hospital
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Lee Ju-Hyang
Kim Chung-Soon
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Abstract
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Purpose : This study is identifying how spiritual well-being effects on burnout and self-esteem to nurses in cancer hospital.
Methods : We recruited nurses(N＝200) from a cancer hospital in G city as a participant. The data were collected for 10 days from December 18, 2017 and analyzed by IBM SPSS Statistics 20.0 program. The study was approved by IRB.
Results : The participants’ mean scores were spiritual well-being(3.04/4), burnout( 2.72/5), and self-esteem(3.56/5). The negative correlations were showed both “spiritual well-being and burnout”( r＝-.51, p＜.001), and “burnout and self-esteem”(r＝-.55, p＜.001) while “spiritual well-being and self-esteem” showed positive correlation(r＝.57, p＜.001). The regression model explained 41.1% of the total variance in self-esteem.
Conclusion : Based on our results, managing self-esteem of nurses in cancer hospital and a program that is balanced between spiritual well-being and burnout are required.
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KEYWORD
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Spiritual Well-beingBurnout, Self-esteem, Cancer, Nurses
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