技术疑病症:可穿戴技术引起的医疗保健专业人员健康焦虑的概念分析——对护理管理的影响
Techno-Hypochondria: A Concept Analysis of Wearable Technology-Induced Health Anxiety Among Healthcare Professionals-Implications for Nursing Management.
Techno-Hypochondria: A Concept Analysis of Wearable Technology-Induced Health Anxiety Among Healthcare Professionals-Implications for Nursing Management.
尽管数字健康技术和可穿戴设备的普及使护理专业人员能够持续获取生物识别数据,但对这些指标的病理性依赖代表了一种新兴的、尚未经实证检验的数字焦虑框架。本研究旨在护理管理与临床实践的语境中,对这一理论化现象——称为“技术疑病症”(Technohypochondria)——进行理论界定和系统分析。采用Walker和Avant的八阶段概念分析法,在PubMed、CINAHL、Scopus和Web of Science数据库中进行系统文献检索。按照严格的纳入和排除标准,共分析了涵盖护理学、管理学、心理学和信息学文献的1240个数据来源。从文献中归纳出技术疑病症的三个定义性特征:(1)生物识别数据痴迷,(2)数字误读与灾难化思维,(3)对算法反馈的需求。与网络疑病症(cyberchondria)一般性的信息搜索模式不同,这些特征具体刻画了一种持续的、设备驱动的反馈循环。可穿戴技术的拥有和数字健康素养不足被确定为主要的先行因素。分析揭示了显著的管理后果,包括临床注意力的丧失、医疗差错风险的增加以及职业自主性的削弱。技术疑病症操作化了一种由持续生物识别监测驱动的特定焦虑框架,在概念上有别于网络疑病症对在线健康信息寻求的关注。对于护理管理者而言,处理员工与技术之间的心理关系是保障患者安全和劳动力生产力的战略必需。本研究的主要局限性在于其理论性质;然而,本研究提供了必要的基础概念框架,有待未来的实证验证和量表开发。
While the proliferation of digital health technologies and wearable devices provides nursing professionals with constant access to biometric data, the pathological reliance on these metrics represents an emerging, yet empirically unexamined, digital anxiety framework. This study aims to theoretically define and systematically analyze this theorized phenomenon-termed "Technohypochondria"-within the context of nursing management and clinical practice. Utilizing Walker and Avant's eight-stage concept analysis method, a systematic literature search was conducted across PubMed, CINAHL, Scopus, and Web of Science databases. Following strict inclusion and exclusion criteria, a total of 1240 data sources spanning nursing, management, psychology, and informatics literature were analyzed. Three defining attributes of Technohypochondria emerged inductively from the literature: (1) Biometric data obsession, (2) Digital misinterpretation and catastrophizing, and (3) Need for algorithmic feedback. Unlike the general informational search patterns of cyberchondria, these attributes specifically capture a continuous, device-driven feedback loop. Ownership of wearable technology and inadequate digital health literacy were identified as primary antecedents. The analysis revealed significant managerial consequences, including loss of clinical focus, increased risk of medical errors, and weakened professional autonomy. Technohypochondria operationalizes a specific anxiety framework driven by constant biometric monitoring, conceptually diverging from cyberchondria's focus on online health-information seeking. For nursing managers, addressing the psychological relationship between staff and technology is a strategic necessity for patient safety and workforce productivity. A primary limitation of this study is its theoretical nature; however, this study provides the essential conceptual foundation awaiting future empirical validation and scale development.
Serpil Celik Durmus. Techno-Hypochondria: A Concept Analysis of Wearable Technology-Induced Health Anxiety Among Healthcare Professionals-Implications for Nursing Management.. Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland). 2026; doi:10.3390/healthcare14131971.
Serpil Celik Durmus (2026). Techno-Hypochondria: A Concept Analysis of Wearable Technology-Induced Health Anxiety Among Healthcare Professionals-Implications for Nursing Management.. Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland). https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare14131971
Serpil Celik Durmus. Techno-Hypochondria: A Concept Analysis of Wearable Technology-Induced Health Anxiety Among Healthcare Professionals-Implications for Nursing Management.[J]. Healthcare (Basel, Switzerland), 2026 doi:10.3390/healthcare14131971.
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