Designing and Developing a Model of relational and occupational Consequences of Covid19 pandemic anxiety with the Mediating Role of Self compassion in Nurses of Tehran Hospitals

The purpose of this study was to "designing and developing a model of Social and occupational consequences of Covid19 anxiety pandemic and to identify mediating role of self-compassion in nurses of Tehran hospitals”. This research in terms of purpose was applied and in terms of nature and method of data collection was descriptive-correlative research based on structural equation. The statistical population of this study included nurses working in coronavirus department of Tehran hospitals. The statistical sample was 384 cases that selected based on cluster sampling method. The research tools included Pierce et al.'s interpersonal relationship, Dortaj al.'s coronavirus anxiety, Riss et al.'s self-compassion and Shaufelli, bekker & salanova work attachment. Descriptive indicators and structural equation were used to data analysis. The results showed that self compassion had a mediating role in the causal relationship between coronavirus pandemic anxiety and interpersonal relations and work attachment of nurses. The results showed that the cognitive self-compassion had a mediating role in the causal relationship between coronavirus pandemic anxiety and interpersonal relation and job attachment. Based on these findings, it can be concluded that cognitive self-compassion is a variable that can be relied on to design effective interventions to reduce the adverse effects of crises such as anxiety by the spread of coronavirus pandemic in the treatment environment and other work settings.