Publication: Investıgatıon of The Relatıon Between Moral Sensıtıvıty of Nursıng Students and Occupatıonal Self- Esteem
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Demircan B.
Kıyak Yorulmaz Y.
Aştı T.
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Background: Occupational self-esteem is critical for achieving professional identity in the nursing profession, where human well-being is a central principle. Occupational self-esteem is also directly related to moral sensitivity.Objectives: This study aimed to investigate the association between occupational self-esteem and moral sensitivity among nursing students.Methods: In this descriptive, correlational study, an introductory qualification data form, the Modified Moral Sensitivity Questionnaire for Student Nurses, and the Occupational Self-Esteem Scale were used. The sample comprised second-, third-, and fourth-year nursing students (n=171) from a foundation university in Istanbul, Turkey. The study included 161 nursing students who agreed to participate.Results: The students\" average total moral sensitivity score was 5.03±0.58. Significant variation (p=.001) between the genders was observed in the mean scores from the Expertise Knowledge Enrollment subscale, as well as among nurses in their communication of distress with friends (p=.034), and in the Interpersonal Orientation subscale among those who voluntarily chose nursing as their field of study (p=.033). The mean total occupational self-esteem score was 116.27±17.72. Significant variation was observed among the scores related to class level (p=.004), taking ethics courses (p=.002), choosing the nursing department voluntarily (p=.001), satisfaction with being a nursing student (p=.001), encountering ethical dilemmas (p=.013), and having knowledge about occupational self-concept (p=.002). A statistically significant but weakly positive correlation (r=.18; p=.021) was found between occupational self-esteem and moral sensitivity.Conclusion: There was a weak but positive relationship between occupational self-esteem and moral sensitivity among nursing students. Therefore, integrating the concepts of occupational self-esteem and ethical values is necessary to achieve occupational autonomy in nursing education.Keywords:Nursing students,moral sensitivity,occupational self-esteem
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Hemşirelik , Sağlık Bilimleri , Nursing , Health Sciences , Klinik Tıp (Med) , Klinik Tıp , Clinical Medicine (Med) , Clinical Medicine , Farmakoloji (hemşirelik) , Onkoloji (hemşirelik) , Asistan Hemşirelik , Tıbbi ve Cerrahi Hemşirelik , Annelik ve Ebelik , LPN ve LVN , Acil Tıp Hemşireliği , Yoğun Bakım Hemşireliği , İleri ve Uzman Hemşirelik , Hemşirelik (çeşitli) , Genel Hemşirelik , Pharmacology (nursing) , Oncology (nursing) , Nurse Assisting , Medical and Surgical Nursing , Maternity and Midwifery , LPN and LVN , Emergency Nursing , Critical Care Nursing , Advanced and Specialized Nursing , Nursing (miscellaneous) , General Nursing
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Demircan B., Kıyak Yorulmaz Y., Aştı T., "Investıgatıon of The Relatıon Between Moral Sensıtıvıty of Nursıng Students and Occupatıonal Self- Esteem", Etkili Hemşirelik Dergisi, cilt.18, sa.2, ss.262-274, 2025