目的 系统评价护士的护理伦理敏感性现状及影响因素,为针对性干预提供参考。方法 检索国内外相关数据库,检索时限为2024年7月护士的护理伦理敏感性现状及影响因素的相关文献。由两名分析人员独立筛选文献、提取资料、质量评价后采用Stata 15.0和RevMan 5.3软件进行meta分析。结果 纳入16篇文献,包括4 961例研究对象。Meta分析结果显示,护士的护理伦理敏感性处于中等偏高水平,总分为[OR=67.29,95%CI(53.24,81.34)]分。年龄[OR=2.78,95%CI(1.45,5.33),P=0.002]、工作年限[OR=3.55,95%CI(1.35,9.33),P=0.001]、伦理知识教育[OR=14.60,95%CI(4.24,50.32),P<0.001]、共情能力[OR=1.35,95%CI(1.01,1.80),P<0.001]、工作场所氛围[OR=1.85,95%CI(0.42,4.51),P<0.001]、工作嵌入量[OR=3.60,95%CI(0.40,32.84),P=0.001]是护士护理伦理敏感性的主要影响因素。结论 当前证据表明,护士的护理伦理敏感性处于中等偏高水平,影响因素较多,管理者需结合人群特征实施干预,以提高护士护理伦理敏感性水平。
Objective To systematically evaluate the current status of nurses’ ethical sensitivity in nursing and influencing factors that influence it,in order to inform targeted interventions.Methods Domestic and international databases were searched to collect literature related to the current status of nurses’ ethical sensitivity in nursing and the factors influencing it from the year of construction to July 2024.Meta-analysis was performed by two analysts independently screening the literature,extracting information,and quality evaluation using Stata 15.0 and RevMan 5.3 software.Results Sixteen papers including 4 961 study subjects were included.Meta-analysis results showed that nurses had moderately high level of ethical sensitivity in nursing with a total score of 67.29(95%CI[53.24,81.34]).Age(OR=2.78,95%CI[1.45,5.33],P=0.002),years of experience(OR=3.55,95%CI[1.35,9.33],P=0.001),education on ethical knowledge(OR=14.60,95%CI[4.24,50.32],P<0.001),and empathic ability(OR=1.35,95%CI[1.01,1.80],P<0.001),workplace atmosphere(OR=1.85,95%CI[0.42,4.51],P<0.001),and the amount of job embeddedness(OR=3.60,95%CI[0.40,32.84],P=0.001) were the main influences on nurses’ ethical sensitivity in nursing.Conclusions The previous evidence suggests that nurses have moderately high levels of nursing ethical sensitivity,with a high number of influencing factors,and managers need to give interventions that incorporate the characteristics of the population in order to increase the level of nursing ethical sensitivity among nurses.