Abstract: Objective To investigate the effects of new mode of comprehensive nurse training on subjective wellbeing of nurses. Methods 162 nurses were inquired before and after adopting new mode of comprehensive nurse training with the self-designed general condition questionnaire and general well-being schedule and the changes of the subjective well-being of the nurses before and after the implementation of the new comprehensive nurse training mode were compared. ResultsAfter the implementation of the new comprehensive nurse training mode, the general well-being score and the score of life satisfaction and entertainment, energy, depression and cheerful mood, control of the emotions and behavior and tension and easement were significantly higher than that of before training, the difference was statistically significant(P<0.05). Among the nurses with different degree, title, guard age, positions and marital status, the difference of nurses subjective well-being in those with bachelor’s degree or above and working time was over 10 years had no statistically significance(P>0.05). After training, the subjective well-being scores of other nurses with difference features were significantly improved, with statistical significance(P<0.05). Conclusion The new mode of comprehensive nurse training can improve the subjective well-being of nurses.

Key words: new mode of comprehensive nurse training, nurse, subjective well-being