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Objective To investigate the clinical communication competence of psychiatric nurses in Guangdong Province and its influencing factors, and provide reference for the improvement of communication skills among psychiatric nurses. Methods A cross-sectional study using general information scale and the Clinical Communication Competency Scale (CCCS) was conducted to 667 psychiatric nurses in Guangdong Province. Results The total score of CCCS was (3. 99±0. 57) , dimensions arranged by scores from the highest to the lowest were: team communication (4. 15±0. 62), verbal communication (4. 01±0. 59), affective perception (4. 00±0. 60), Non-verbal communication (3. 99±0. 61), emotional support (3. 95±0. 63) and communication in difficult situations(3. 92±0. 60). The main factors influencing the clinical communication competence of psychiatric nurses were age, professional title, job title and job seniority (P

Objective To investigate the status and influencing factors of clinical communication competency among male psychiatric nurses in Guangdong. Methods A cross-sectional survey of 191 male psychiatric nurses was conducted using the Nurses’ clinical Communication Competency Scale. Results The average score of clinic communication competency was (3. 79±0. 80). From high to low, the scores of each dimension were: team communication ability was (3. 91±0. 85); emotional perception ability was (3. 82±0. 83); basic verbal communication ability was (3. 81±0. 81); basic non-verbal communication ability was (3. 79±0. 82); emotional support ability was (3. 77±0. 83); communication ability in difficult situations was (3. 75±0. 81). Male nurses’ position was the main factor affecting the score of clinical communication competency and the difference was statistically significant (P

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