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IRCT20210827052298N1 IRCT 2021-09-16 Jahrom University of Medical Sciences The effect of performing mindfulness-based intervention on mental workload of nurses The effect of performing mindfulness-based intervention on mental workload of nurses 2021-10-23 anticipated 52 Complete https://irct.ir/trial/58410 interventional Randomization: Randomized, Blinding: Single blinded, Placebo: Not used, Assignment: Other, Purpose: Education/Guidance, Other design features: Participants are divided into two groups of intervention and control. The intervention group receives mindfulness intervention and the control group does not receive until the effect of mindfulness intervention is measured at the end, Randomization description: Sampling of employed nurses was simple random. The list of employed nurses was taken from the recruitment and nursing office of the hospital and based on the inclusion criteria Each nurse was given a code to announce their readiness. These numbers were randomly selected using Excel software And randomly generated data were selected This code was written on a card and placed inside the box, then the cards were taken out one by one And nurses were divided into intervention and control groups by Using random allocation software. Software address: SAGHAEI,M.2004.Random allocation software for parallel group randomized trials. BMC Medical research methodology,4,26, Blinding description: The study is one-sided so that the statistical analyzer does not know the control and intervention groups. N/A mental workload. Intervention 1: intervention group, the Mindfulness program is implemented in eight 2-hour sessions over two months.mindfulnessIt was first employed at the University of Massachusetts by John Cobb Zayn.Mindfulness is a standardized meditation program that emerged in 1979 from an attempt to integrate Buddhist mindfulness meditation with contemporary psychological and clinical practice.During the sessions, mindfulness techniques such as seeing, hearing, body scanning, breathing and walking are taught in mindfulness.mindfulness is actually an exercise in peace of mind with the presence of the mind, and participants are trained to be aware of their state at all times, and whenever the mind wanders in thoughts or fantasies and memories, regardless of its content, return their attention to the present. Before mindfulness happens to us, we are already conditioned to react to life events and happenings, but after mindfulness happens to us, we become more alert and alert and aware of current events and Life is more complex now, and our responses to stimuli and life events will be wiser and more effective.for example Body scan: When lying down or sitting on a chair, people close their eyes and are asked to focus their attention on the parts of their body, usually starting from one foot and guided to the rest of the body and being taught emotions. Different to look at it with curiosity and think.Homework: For homework, participants are asked to do daily tasks with mindfulness technique and Practice mindfulness techniques at home. Intervention 2: Control group: There is no intervention for the control group and it is considered for comparison with the intervention group.at the end of the research, in order to observe ethics, if the mindfulness intervention is effective, we will also perform the intervention for the control group. Undecided - It is not yet known if there will be a plan to make this available Justification or reason for indecision in sharing IPD is The plan has not been done yet and the plan is a student thesis. The time of publication is not known
public Maryam Keshavarz
Side after Imam Hussein Mosque,Alley 13,Pasdaran Blvd
Firoozabad Iran (Islamic Republic of) 74719-53341 +98 71 3872 4239 maryam.keshavarz@jums.ac.ir Jahrom University of Medical Sciences scientific Ali Dehghani
Ostad Motahhari St., Jahrom University of Medical Sciences
Jahrom Iran (Islamic Republic of) 74148-46199 +98 71 5434 0409 ali.dehghani2000@gmail.com Jahrom University of Medical Sciences Iran (Islamic Republic of) Have at least a bachelor's degree in nursing Have at least 6 months of experience in special and emergency departments 24 years no limit Both Lack of recent suffering from anxiety and depression as confirmed by your report Do not take anti-anxiety and anti-psychotic drugs Lifestyle Lifestyle intervention group, the Mindfulness program is implemented in eight 2-hour sessions over two months.mindfulnessIt was first employed at the University of Massachusetts by John Cobb Zayn.Mindfulness is a standardized meditation program that emerged in 1979 from an attempt to integrate Buddhist mindfulness meditation with contemporary psychological and clinical practice.During the sessions, mindfulness techniques such as seeing, hearing, body scanning, breathing and walking are taught in mindfulness.mindfulness is actually an exercise in peace of mind with the presence of the mind, and participants are trained to be aware of their state at all times, and whenever the mind wanders in thoughts or fantasies and memories, regardless of its content, return their attention to the present. Before mindfulness happens to us, we are already conditioned to react to life events and happenings, but after mindfulness happens to us, we become more alert and alert and aware of current events and Life is more complex now, and our responses to stimuli and life events will be wiser and more effective.for example Body scan: When lying down or sitting on a chair, people close their eyes and are asked to focus their attention on the parts of their body, usually starting from one foot and guided to the rest of the body and being taught emotions. Different to look at it with curiosity and think.Homework: For homework, participants are asked to do daily tasks with mindfulness technique and Practice mindfulness techniques at home Control group: There is no intervention for the control group and it is considered for comparison with the intervention group.at the end of the research, in order to observe ethics, if the mindfulness intervention is effective, we will also perform the intervention for the control group. Mental workload. Timepoint: The beginning of the study and two months after the intervention. Method of measurement: National aeronautics and space administration (NASA-TLX). Jahrom University of Medical Sciences Approved 2021-08-23 Jahrom University of Medical Sciences Shahid Motahari Blvd., Medical University St. jahrom Fars Iran (Islamic Republic of)