英文摘要 |
Purposes: Affected by the National Health Insurance policy, hospital management is faced with the challenges of balancing between saving costs and maintaining high-quality medical services. As a result, hospital personnel suffers from burnout caused by long-term overload and workplace stress. This study aimed to explore the impact of hospital personnel’s job stress on burnout. The results of this study can be used as a reference for hospital managers for managing the stress of hospital personnel in order to establish a friendlier working environment. Methods: This study adopted a cross-sectional study design and employed nursing personnel from hospitals in Taichung City as research subjects. A total of 491 out of 600 questionnaires were retrieved. SPSS V20.0 was utilized for descriptive and inferential statistical analyses. Results: The results showed that gender tended to affect subjects’ perceived levels of burnout and stress in the workplace; personnel from various tiers of hospitals appeared to have different perceptions of workplace burnout; and stress generally affected their perceived levels of burnout. Conclusions: It is advised that hospital managers promote stress-releasing activities, combining leisure activities into medical care services, so as to reduce job stress of nursing personnel, improve physical and mental health, and perceived safety and satisfaction, and thereby, improve their care quality and commitment to services. |