Factors related to the professional quality of life for nurses working in interventional catheterization rooms

Objective: To investigate the quality of professional life of nurses working in interventional catheterization rooms, and to determine the relationships between this quality, work engagement, organizational support, and psychological detachment. Methods: Nurses from 14 hospitals in Anhui Province were surveyed using a self-developed questionnaire assessing general conditions, a Chinese version of the Professional Quality of Life Survey for Nurses (ProQOL), which includes three dimensions: satisfaction with work, job burnout, and secondary trauma. Additionally, the Organizational Support Scale (POS), the Work Engagement Scale (UWES) in Chinese, and the Psychological Detachment Scale (PD) were also used in the survey. Results: Multivariate stepwise regression analysis revealed a positive correlation between the total score of UWES and the score on the satisfaction dimension (β=0.69).