Analysis of Factors Affecting Clinical Practice Ability of Nursing Interns

Abstract

This study examines the current status and influencing factors of clinical practice capabilities among nursing interns through two
core dimensions: evidence-based practice competence and empathetic ability. The findings reveal that while interns demonstrate positive attitudes toward evidence-based practice, they exhibit insufficient knowledge and skills, with overall low empathetic capacity. Key determinants
include personal interests, resource availability, educational models, and individual backgrounds. Based on these insights, the paper proposes
targeted improvement recommendations to enhance nursing interns clinical practice competencies, providing actionable references for professional development.