Significance of the study
SECONDARY
On the other hand, a preliminary study of ACT interventions regarding such variables as social adjustment and work-family conflict among intern nurses is a research gap that will probably be filled with this study. As well as the results of this study will have a significant impact on the profession of nursing. Intern nurses struggle with social adjustment and work-family conflict, and resolving these problems is essential for enhancing their well-being, work satisfaction, and patient care. For reducing work-family conflict and enhancing social adjustment among intern nurses, the adoption of virtual mindfulness-based workplace training programs, such as ACT intervention, has the potential to be a straightforward, affordable, and readily shared strategy. If this study is successful, it may show that ACT intervention can enhance nursing interns’ psychological and social well-being. As a result, nursing education and training programs may incorporate these interventions to promote intern nurses’ mental health and general well-being.Therefore, the primary outcome of this study was to evaluate the impact of a virtual group-based ACT intervention on intern nurses’ psychological flexibility and social adjustment. As well as the secondary outcome was to assess the impact of an intervention on intern nurses’ work-family conflict.