Psychological Strength in Nurses in the Corona: A predictive role of God-Attachment styles and Spiritual Health

The outbreak of coronavirus has been one of the most widespread and worst global health crises in the last century, which has led to changes in people's lifestyles and the emergence of psychological and spiritual challenges. Therefore, the present study aimed to investigate the role of God-attachment styles and spiritual health in predicting the psychological strength of nurses during the coronation period.

In a descriptive-analytical study of correlational type, from the statistical population that includes all nurses in 9 countries (Bojnourd) working in hospitals (Imam Reza, Imam Ali and Bint Al-Hoda) in Bojnourd in July 2021 beginning of the fifth peak of Corona 100 people were selected by convenience sampling method. They answered the online questionnaire of devotion to God Rowat and Kirk Patrick (2002), the spiritual health of Palutzin and Ellison (1982) and the psychological strength of Klaf et al. (2002). Pearson correlation test, multiple regression and SPSS software version 24 were used to analyze the data.

The results showed that the correlation between safe attachment style and spiritual health with positive psychological strength and the correlation between avoidant and ambivalent-anxious attachment styles with negative psychological strength is significant (p <0.01). Also, spiritual health and attachment styles to God predict the psychological strength of nurses (p <0.01).

The results indicate the importance of paying attention to the role of psychological factors such as psychological strength in nurses in coronary crisis, so it is necessary to consider appropriate training programs to promote psychological strength by improving spiritual health and God-centered styles in nurses.