A study on the Influencing Path of New Nurses'Transition Shock on Nursing Informatics Competencies in Tertiary General Hospitals
YU Zijuan
HAN Binru
LI Qiuping
WANG Si
WEI Mengyao
Abstract：Objective To explore the current situation of nursing informatics competencies of new nurses in tertiary general hospitals,analyze its influencing factors and paths,and provide a theoretical basis for intervention strategies.Methods A total of 1 172 clinical nurses from 6 tertiary general hospitals in Beijing were investigated using the General Information Questionnaire,the Transition Shock of Newly Graduated Nurses Scale(TSNGNS),Nursing Professional Pride Scale(NPPS),and the Self-Assessment of Nursing Informatics Competencies Scale(SANICS).Results For new nurses in tertiary general hospitals,the scores of TSNGNS,NPPS,and SANICS were(90.99±21.77),(99.12±16.42),and(110.15±15.51),respectively.The transformation shock was negatively correlated with the professional pride(r=-0.439,P<0.05)and nursing informatics competencies(r=-0.491,P<0.05),the professional pride was positively correlated with nursing informatics competencies(r=0.557,P<0.05).The professional pride played a partial mediating role between transition shock and nursing informatics competencies,accounting for 42.60%of the total effect.Conclusion The transition shock of new nurses is at a moderate level,while their professional pride and nursing informatics competence are at an above-moderate level.Transition shock can indirectly affect nursing informatics competence through the mediating role of professional pride.Nursing managers should pay attention to the impact of new nurses'transition shock on their nursing informatics competence,and improve the level of nursing informatics competencies by enhancing nurses'professional pride.
Keywords：nursenursingtransition shockprofessional pridenursing informatics competenciesmediating effect
Publication Date：2025-12-10
Online Publishing Date：2026-01-05(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：7( 1040-1046 )