Cross-sectional analysis reveals strong links between emotional intelligence and stress management in hemodialysis patients, suggesting effective coping strategies.
Key Points
High emotional intelligence is associated with improved coping strategies in hemodialysis patients, indicating its role in stress management.
Patients with better emotional regulation showed decreased negative feelings, highlighting the importance of emotional abilities in health contexts.
Coping strategies like humor and active engagement were positively linked to emotional appraisal and self-control, supporting holistic care approaches.
The findings imply that enhancing emotional intelligence may improve stress coping techniques in patients undergoing frequent hemodialysis.