The Relationship Between Nomophobia and Caring Behaviors Among Nurses: Cross Sectional and Descriptive Study

Funda Çam; Büşra Koçkesen; Hanife Gülsüm Gesme; Şeyima Pelen; Kader Taş; Türkinaz Aştı

doi:10.54189/hbd.1580271

August 22, 2025Hemşirelik Bilimi DergisiOpen Access

The Relationship Between Nomophobia and Caring Behaviors Among Nurses: Cross Sectional and Descriptive Study

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Mean nomophobia score among nurses was moderate at 80.37, indicating psychological stress related to mobile phone usage.
Caring behaviors scored high at 5.53, showing nurses demonstrate a strong commitment to patient care.
Study involved 197 nurses from a private hospital, highlighting the importance of addressing nomophobia in healthcare settings.
Significant correlations were found between nomophobia and various factors, including age and mobile phone usage habits.

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Cross-sectional study reveals a significant correlation between nomophobia and caring behaviors in nurses, suggesting implications for workplace mental health.

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