The Effect of Nurse Mental Workload Of Patient Compliance Risk Prevention Falling In Aisyiyah Islamic Hospital of Malang
Zahid Fikri, Nur Komaria
Nursing Science, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of Muhammadiyah Malang, Malang City, East Java, Indonesia
Islamic Hospital Aisyiyah Malang, Malang City, East Java, Indonesia
Abstract
Workload felt by a worker is not only a physical workload, but a collection of physical workload, mental workload and social workload. Patient safety is one of the principles of nursing practice. in providing services where nurses are required to have high professionalism, professionalism is impacting workload. A mental workload is one burden that a nurse must responsibility and can have an effect on his actions. The study objective was to analyze the influence of mental workload of nurses on patient compliance risk prevention fall. There were significant influence between mental workload of nurses on patient compliance risk prevention fall P = 0.000. The burden of mental work of nurses under moderate conditions this proves the nurse is able to control the amount of pressure that is not only physically but also mentally so it can still provide quality nursing care to patients, as evidenced by compliance risk prevention patient falls that are in most categories are enough.
Keywords: Mental workload, risk prevention, patient falls
Topic: Basic Health Science