Prevalence and Possibly Related Factors of Stress in Registered Nurse in a Psychiatric Hospital in Northeastern Thailand

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Wisarud Prechaporn
Chutithep Radchai
Paramin Bannakit
Pongsathorn Sermsri
Patcharanya Prasertwit
Tanayu Ingsuk
Thanapat Ditsataporncharoen
Sompong Srisaenpang

Abstract

Background and Objectives: Registered nurses in psychiatric hospital are prone to be stressed by work. It could be shown by their work’s habits and responsibilities. Moreover, there is a rise in the number of psychiatric patients over recent years. Therefore, researchers had an objective to study the prevalence of stress in registered nurses in a psychiatric hospital and relating factors.


Methods: A descriptive study was conducted in 117 registered nurses in one of the psychiatric hospitals in Northeastern Thailand. A self-administered questionnairewas applied from SPST-20 questionare and modified by literature review and expert opinions. The data was analyzed bySPSS version 17.0 with descriptive statistic and inferential statistic including Pearson’s Chi-square, odd ratio and 95% confidence interval.


Results: The overall response rate was 66.7% (78/117). 61.5% of sample size had stress with 95% conferential interval ( 49.80, 72.13 ), 60.5% of this group with height stress. The possibly related factors of stress in this study including the specific factors of registered nurses in a psychiatric hospital, the work-related factors, the work environmental factors, the organization factor, and the individual relationship factor were not statistically significant with the p-values of 0.477 , 0.381 , 0.590 , 0.417 and 0.947, respectively


Conclusion: 61.5% of registered nurses in a psychiatric hospital in Northeastern Thailand has stress, hour ever, the factors that we found were not statistically significant

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Prechaporn W, Radchai C, Bannakit P, Sermsri P, Prasertwit P, Ingsuk T, Ditsataporncharoen T, Srisaenpang S. Prevalence and Possibly Related Factors of Stress in Registered Nurse in a Psychiatric Hospital in Northeastern Thailand. SRIMEDJ [Internet]. 2018 Jul. 30 [cited 2024 Mar. 29];33(5):67-8. Available from: https://li01.tci-thaijo.org/index.php/SRIMEDJ/article/view/137086
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