Pediatric Clinical Nurses' Role Conflict and Adaptation Status: Time for Improvement - Takeaways - MDSpire

Pediatric Clinical Nurses' Role Conflict and Adaptation Status: Time for Improvement

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  • Ye, Daolin

  • Chen, Shangju

  • Li, Mengya

  • Yang, Ying

  • Wu, Ping

  • March 26, 2026

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    Pediatric nurses face significant role conflict, negatively impacting their role adaptation and care quality.

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    A study of 426 pediatric nurses revealed mean scores of 52.46 for role conflict and 85.20 for role adaptation.

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    Role conflict was significantly negatively correlated with role adaptation, indicating that higher conflict leads to lower adaptation.

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    Demographic factors such as gender, age, and psychological support training were identified as predictors of role conflict and adaptation.

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    Role cognition mediates the relationship between role conflict and adaptation, while psychological support training moderates this effect.

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Pediatric Clinical Nurses' Role Conflict and Adaptation Status: Time for Improvement

  • by Ye, Daolin , Chen, Shangju , Li, Mengya , Yang, Ying , Wu, Ping

  • March 26, 2026

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