Joseph E Donnelly, Jerry L Greene, Cheryl A Gibson, Debra K Sullivan, David M Hansen, Charles H Hillman, John Poggio, Matthew S Mayo, Bryan K Smith, Kate Lambourne, Stephen D Herrmann, Mark Scudder, Jessica L Betts, Jeffery J Honas, Richard A Washburn
Physical activity and academic achievement across the curriculum (A + PAAC): rationale and design of a 3-year, cluster-randomized trial
BMC public health
study aimed explore impact nomophobic behaviors among hospital nurses clinical decisionmaking perceptions understanding offer insights enhance work environment improve clinical decisionmaking ability nurses guide medical institutions management related equipment policy development term nomophobia refers anxiety fear individuals experience cannot use smartphones smartphones accessible nursing clinical decisionmaking complex process including meticulous assessment patients pathological condition medical history alongside application nursing knowledge experiential learning rooted critical thinking concept clinical decisionmaking perceptions defined deliberate cognitive understanding ones decisionmaking processes significantly influences clinical decisionmaking capabilities healthcare professionals thereby impacting quality patient care factors influencing clinical decisionmaking perceptions subject extensive research however chinese research impact nurses nomophobic behaviors clinical decisionmaking perception crosssectional descriptive survey using onlinebased delivery modes used descriptive crosssectional survey design employed using convenience sampling surveyed nurses tertiary hospital nanjing may 2023 data gathered using sociodemographic data form nomophobia questionnaire clinical decisionmaking nursing scale techniques including independent sample ttest oneway anova pearson correlation analysis linear regression analysis employed probe degree nomophobia effects perception clinical decisionmaking 284 questionnaires gathered 272 deemed valid resulting 958 effective response rate data revealed participants exhibited medium level nomophobia 5401 2409 clinical decisionmaking perceptions 14494 2008 robust negative correlation discerned nomophobia clinical decisionmaking perceptions r 0365 p0001 study highlighted degree nomophobia intensified nurses clinical decisionmaking perceptions decreased increase nomophobia nomophobic behaviors hamper nurses perception clinical decisionmaking potentially leading inaccuracies errors nurses must use mobile phones judiciously practice selfregulation mitigate disruptive effects nomophobia decisionmaking addition medical institutions foster relevant education craft policies regularize mobile phone use augmenting nurses efficiency decisionmaking prowess enhancing patient care quality diminishing medical errors ensuring patient health safety