Analysis of the current situation and influencing factors of work family support for shared nurses in Shanxi Province：A cross-sectional study

Abstract

Background China is experiencing an aging population, resulting in a huge demand for "Internet plus + nursing services", a new service model. However, there are many risk problems in the process of shared nurse service. In order to improve the willingness of shared nurses to continue to participate, work family support scale is used to assess the problems shared nurses face in "Internet plus nursing service". Aims To assess the level of work-family support among shared nurses and to analyze the current situation and the factors that influence it. Methods A descriptive cross-sectional survey will be conducted from March to May 20234, using convenience sampling to select 360 shared nurses from Linfen City, Changzhi City, and Taiyuan City in Shanxi Province as survey subjects. Use the Work Family Support Questionnaire developed by Li Yongxin. Results The cumulative score of this study is (116.38 ± 26.81), and the average score of each item is (3.93 ± 0.87). Through multiple linear regression analysis, it was determined that hospital level, number of orders taken by online appointment nurses, and per capita annual household income have a significant impact on the work family support of online appointment nurses (P < 0.05). Conclusion The work-family support scores of shared nurses in China are high. Hospital level, the number of orders received by shared nurses, and per capita annual household income are the key factors affecting the work-family support scores of shared nurses. Hospitals and the government should improve the admission standards and audit mechanisms for shared nurses, establish a sound safety and security mechanism for shared nurses' travel, and strengthen the laws and systems about shared nurses. Clinical trial number: not applicable.