| 英文摘要 |
Background: In the ever-changing healthcare environment, nurses must continue to improve their medical knowledge and quality of care to meet the demands of the profession. The fact was that nurses faced multiple conflict roles from working place, family, and school during the learning process, their healthy lifestyles and the subjective well-being may be affected. Objectives: The purposes of this study were to explore the distribution of stress coping strategies, health promotion lifestyle and well-being in on-the-job nurses learning. In addition, to examine the relationships among stress coping strategies, health promotion lifestyle and well-being in on-the-job nurses learning. Methods: A cross-sectional with correlational study design was adopted, and full-time nurses on-the- job learning were recruited from master and bachelor classes in Nursing School of the Northern Taiwan by purposive sampling. Data were collected using a structured questionnaire including '' Basic Sociodemographic Information '', ''Stress coping strategies Profile '', '' Health Promotion Lifestyle Profile '' and '' Chinese Happiness Inventory ''. Data analysis was performed by independent t-test, single factor variance analysis (ANOVA), Pearson’s correlation coefficient and multiple linear regression. Results: 185 participants were recruited, a total of 176 valid questionnaires were retrieved, and the return rate was 95.1%. The results showed that the mean age of the participants was 36 (SD=8.49) years, and the seniority was 13.8 (SD=7.94) years. 50.6% were married and most of participants were studying in master's degree. Obtaining a diploma was the main motivation for continuing education. ''family support'' was the most important supporting factor. The study found that the overall stress coping strategies was above medium level, and the overall stress coping strategies was significantly positively correlated with overall well-being; additionally, the overall health promotion lifestyle was above medium level, and the health promotion lifestyle was significantly positively correlated with overall well-being; moreover, the level of well-being was moderate. 28.4% of the total variation in overall well-being could be explained by the health promotion lifestyle, the title of ''administrator'' and the overall stress coping strategies. Finally, self-actualization in health promotion lifestyle and relieve stress in the overall stress coping strategies accounted for 42.8% of the total variation in overall well-being. Conclusions and suggestions: In conclusion, the health promotion lifestyle, the title of ''administrator'' , and the overall stress coping strategies were the important predictors for overall wellbeing. Hopefully, the findings of this study can be provided as a reference for the on-the-joblearning nurses as faceing multiple stresses and help them to successfully cope the stress and complete their studies in a healthy life state, and then achieve ideal goals. |