The mediating effect of job satisfaction between emotional labor and occupational well-being among clinic nurses
LIU Xiaohong
ZHANG Lan
WANG Rui
YAN Jingjing
XU Xiaofei
WU Ting
XU Ying
XU Cui
SHI Jinfen
Abstract:Objective To explore the mediating effect of job satisfaction between emotional labor and occupational well-being among clinical nurses.Methods A total of 552 clinical nurses were selected as the research subjects.General information survey,Emotional Labor Strategy Scale,Nursing Job Satisfaction Scale and Occupational Well-Being Scale were used for investigation.Results The average score of natural expression,deep expression and surface expression of emotional labor among clinical nurses were(3.63±0.89),(3.40±0.93),and(3.00±1.05),respectively.The average score of nursing job satisfaction was(3.55±0.81)points,the average score of occupational well-be-ing was(3.36±0.93)points.Bivariate correlation analysis revealed significant positive associations among natural expression,job satisfaction,and occupational well-being in clinic nurse(r1=0.352,r2=0.321,r3=0.697,P<0.01).Nursing job satisfaction played a partial mediating role between emotional labor and occupational well-being,with the mediating effect accounting for 73.37%of the total effect.Conclusion Clinical nurses demonstrate moderate occupational well-being.Nursing managers should attach importance to emotional labor on nurses'job satisfaction and occupational well-being,and improve the occupational well-being of clinical nurses by enhancing organizational support and emotional labor sense for consolidating the nursing team and promoting the development of the nursing profession.
Keywords:nurseemotional labornatural expressionjob satisfactionoccupational well-beingmediating effect
Publication Date:2025-04-10
Online Publishing Date:2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages:5( 302-306 )
Journal of Nursing Administration

Journal of Nursing Administration

ISTICCSCD
ISSN:1671-315X
Year, Vol.(Issue):2025,25(4)