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. 2021 Jul 20;26(4):361–367. doi: 10.4103/ijnmr.IJNMR_268_19

Table 3.

Relationship between emotional intelligence and quality of nursing care based on nurses ‘and patients’ viewpoints

Comparison of QoNC from the viewpoint of patients and nurses
Quality of nursing care dimensions Nurse (n=100) n (%) Patient (n=300) n (%) p-value of t-test
Psychosocial Unpleasant 0 (0) 13 (4.30) 0.04
Partly Unpleasant 2 (2) 52 (17.30)
Pleasant 98 (98) 235 (78.30)
Mean (SD) 88.39 (1.00) 79.69 (17.43)
Physical Unpleasant 2 (2) 39 (13) 0.02
Partly Unpleasant 8 (8) 128 (42.70)
Pleasant 90 (90) 133 (44.30)
Mean (SD) 81.77 (1.00) 65.88 (15.14)
Communication Unpleasant 84 (84) 226 (75.30) 0.764
Partly Unpleasant 16 (16) 74 (24.70)
Pleasant 0 (0) 0 (0)
Mean (SD) 39.21 (0.56) 38.44 (8.56)
Total Unpleasant 2 (2) 0 (0) 0.652
Partly Unpleasant 47 (47) 1 (0.30)
Pleasant 51 (51) 299 (99.70)
Mean (SD) 202.22 (22.31) 184.01 (37.41)
The correlation between EI * and QoNC**
Emotional Intelligence QoNC from nurses Viewpoints***
r p
QoNC from patients Viewpoints***
r p
Self-awareness 1.00, <0.001 1.00, <0.001
Self-management 0.70, 0.02 0.68, 0.03
Social-awareness 0.88, 0.001 0.60, 0.04
Relationship management 1.00, <0.001 1.00, <0.001
Total score 1.00, <0.001 1.00, <0.001

*Emotional Intelligence **Quality of Nursing Care ***Pearson Correlation