Quantitative descriptive study reveals lower burnout and higher resilience among nurses with daily spiritual experiences, indicating spirituality supports professional well-being.
The aim of this quantitative descriptive study was to examine the well-being of nursing students, clinicians, and nurse educators and the effect of daily spiritual experiences on their well-being. Researchers have studied these populations' mental health aspects; however, little has been reported regarding their spirituality. Participants completed the General Anxiety Disorder-7 Scale, Connor-Davidson Resilience Scale-10, Daily Spiritual Experience Scale, and Professional Quality of Life Scale. Participants who reported having a daily spiritual experience had lower levels of burnout and an increase in their resilience and compassion satisfaction scores.
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