Correlation Survey of Workplace Stress, Sleep, and Resilience of Nursing Preceptor in Teaching Hospital

Background: Nursing preceptor are under the pressure of clinical and teaching work. The impact on physical mental health includes depression, anxiety, sleep disorders, even exhaustion exhaustion. If they fail to get relief from work, it will cause negative emotions, be physically mentally exhausted for a long time.Aims: To understand workplace stress, sleep, resilience nursing preceptor.Methods: study used cross-sectional design. enrollment setting was Department hospital. A total 35 preceptors.Results: 54.29% situational anxiety were moderate, 80.0% trait 57.1% had difficulty falling asleep, 65.7% unable maintain 71.4% trouble waking up too early, 91.4% expressed dissatisfaction with sleep. have disturbance, is low (below 121 points), accounting 42.8%. Resilience (p=.003), (p=.001), disturbance (p<.001), physiological stimulation state cognitive (p< .001) all correlations. Trait positively correlated disorders (p<.001).Conclusion: score low, various distress states higher; higher states, disturbance. Therefore, stress problems instructors, caring services should provided in future, or through group activities that provide enhance face reduce disturbance.Recommendations: Clinics can routinely arrange groups help nurses increase their ability improve quality life.