Social media addiction and work engagement among nurses

Hoşgör, Haydar; Dörttepe, Zümra Ülker; Memiş, Kalbiye

doi:10.1111/ppc.12774

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“…Additionally, the findings of this study, are consistent with the results of another study [ 18 ] that reported that the higher the health information-seeking behavior of nursing students, the better their health-promoting behaviors. Social media has an essential place in the lives of both patients and nurses, and has positive as well as negative impacts [ 35 , 36 ]. It enhances health-related knowledge, improves health outcomes, and aids in the decision-making process regarding healthcare [ 37 , 38 ].…”

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The Relationship between E-Health Literacy and Health-Promoting Behaviors in Nursing Students: A Multiple Mediation Model

Kim

2021

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The availability of a wide range of online health-related information on the internet has made it an increasingly popular source of health information, particularly for people in their 20s. This study aimed to explore possible multistep and indirect pathways of association between e-health literacy and health-promoting behaviors through social media use for health information, online health information-seeking behaviors, and self-care agency among nursing students. The study included 558 nursing students from three different universities in South Korea. Data were collected using structured questionnaires from 2 August to 29 August, 2019. The results show that e-health literacy had a significant direct effect on health-promoting behaviors through the three mediators. Moreover, the overall model explained 46% of the total variance in health-promoting behaviors. Based on these findings, it is necessary to introduce interventions that improve e-health literacy and develop a strategy to promote healthy behaviors. It is also necessary to develop programs to improve e-health literacy competency in nursing students. Moreover, health interventions that improve health-promoting behaviors should be developed, and research to evaluate the effect of the interventions should be conducted.

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The Relationship between E-Health Literacy and Health-Promoting Behaviors in Nursing Students: A Multiple Mediation Model

Kim

2021

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“…In addition, active work engagement is conducive to obtain positive feedback at work and improve the level of work performance, so as to obtain a good sense of career success experience, that is, it helps to promote individual career success (Q. Chen et al, 2021 ; Hoşgör et al, 2021 ). At present, the survey investigating the male nurse's career success is limited.…”

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Career identity and career success among Chinese male nurses: The mediating role of work engagement

Cheng

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J Nursing Management

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Aim This study aimed to investigate the effect of career identity on career success among Chinese male nurses and to examine the mediating role of work engagement in this relationship. Background Recently, with the development of the nursing career, male nurses take up a higher share and play a more important role in the nursing team. With its own particularity and advantages, this group's stability closely relates to the future of the nursing team. Therefore, promoting the career success of the male nurses is essential to the nursing team development. Methods The data were collected in China. A sample of 557 male nurses completed measures of career identity, work engagement and career success scale. Structural equation model was adopted to verify the research hypotheses. Results Career identity was significantly and positively related to male nurses' work engagement and career success (p < .01). And work engagement partially mediated the association between career identity and career success. Conclusion Career identity is critical to predicting and enhancing male nurses' career success. Work engagement plays an intervening mechanism explaining how career identity promotes career success among male nurses. Implications for Nursing Management Nursing management should minimize the impact of the traditional concept, implement the gender equality and provide moderate care for male nurses to facilitate balanced development of gender by upgrading the management system. The administrators should carry out skill training based on male nurses' features and the need of the department. Given full play to their respective advantages, male nurses will make great progress in professional development and achieve greater career identity and work engagement. Meanwhile, the further exploration of better incentive mechanism also makes sense in improving career identity and work engagement by the reform of performance appraisal mechanism and salary adjustment according to their ability.

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“…Another study reported a mean anxiety score of 1.35±2.60 in breast cancer patients in Türkiye (Kiyak and Türkben Polat, 2022). Moreover, in a study investigating the relationship between coronavirus anxiety and professional performance level in healthcare professionals working in emergency medical services, the mean anxiety score was reported as 1.95±1.10 (Hoşgör et al, 2020). For the studies conducted in Türkiye, the scores were similar except for the original validation study with a higher mean score.…”

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The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on eating and food shopping habits

Akpolat

BAYRAKTAR1

Demirer

2023

Gıda Ve Yem Bilimi Teknolojisi Dergisi

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Introduction: This study aimed to investigate the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on eating and food shopping habits among the Turkish adult population. Material and method: Demographics, eating and food shopping habits, and food label reading habits of the participants were collected via online surveys. Coronavirus anxiety was assessed using the Coronavirus Anxiety Scale. The survey was conducted from November 2021 to the end of January 2022. Student's t-test was used to determine the statistical difference between quantitative variables. Chi-Square and Marginal Homogeneity Tests, depending on the number of categories, were used to determine the difference between qualitative variables. Results and discussion: Unpackaged food consumption decreased during the pandemic. More than half of the participants started to pay more attention to food labels, spend less time for grocery shopping, and started using nutritional supplements. The changes in eating, grocery shopping, and food label reading habits among Turkish consumers during the pandemic have been demonstrated.

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Social media addiction and work engagement among nurses

Cited by 15 publications

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The Relationship between E-Health Literacy and Health-Promoting Behaviors in Nursing Students: A Multiple Mediation Model

The Relationship between E-Health Literacy and Health-Promoting Behaviors in Nursing Students: A Multiple Mediation Model

Career identity and career success among Chinese male nurses: The mediating role of work engagement

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on eating and food shopping habits

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