The Relationship Between Family Functioning and Compassion Levels of BSN Students

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  • Nicolette Kelly T. Balatbat Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Eleonor Mae D. Cariño Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Jovelle Kyryl W. Enriquez Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Dashley Shantalle A. Escandor Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Kurt Jeizrel G. Kiling Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Jialiang Li Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Wendy Denise T. Lubguban Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Chrisann Cindy E. Rizo Jose Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Caryl Joyce A. Santos Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Jan Ivory R. Taguiling Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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  • Jose Reinhard Laoingco, PhD, RN Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines Author
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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.64397/nepj.v01i01.2025.a06

Keywords:

family functioning, family APGAR, compassion, student nurses

Abstract

Introduction: Compassion is an essential quality in Nursing, enhancing patient care, emotional well-being, and nurse-patient relationships. With increasing academic and clinical demands, it is important to understand what influences compassion among student nurses. Family functioning, which includes emotional support, communication, and adaptability, may play a role, although limited studies have examined its direct impact.

Objectives: This study examined the relationship between family functioning and compassion levels among Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) students. It sought to determine the family functioning and compassion levels, assess their differences across sex, year level, and type of educational institution, and evaluate their correlation.

Methods: A quantitative descriptive-correlational cross-sectional design was utilized. Using stratified random sampling, 584 student nurses from two universities in Benguet were selected. Data were gathered from February to March 2025 using two standardized tools: the Family APGAR and the Compassion Scale. Statistical analyses included descriptive statistics, T-tests, one-way ANOVA, Tukey’s HSD, and Pearson’s Correlation.

Results: Most students reported a high level of family functioning (Mean APGAR = 7.44). Significant differences were observed across year levels and educational institutions, but not by sex. Compassion levels were similarly high, with females demonstrating significantly higher scores. A weak yet significant positive correlation between family functioning and compassion levels was established, suggesting that stronger family support may enhance compassionate behaviors.

Conclusion: This study emphasizes the influence of family functioning on the development of compassion in student nurses, highlighting the importance of supportive family environments in fostering emotional and professional growth. Future studies should consider longitudinal and mixed-method designs, broaden participant diversity, and examine additional factors such as mental health, socioeconomic status, caregiving experiences, and academic stress.

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Author Biographies

  • Nicolette Kelly T. Balatbat, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing students currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Eleonor Mae D. Cariño, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing students currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Jovelle Kyryl W. Enriquez, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing student currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Dashley Shantalle A. Escandor, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing student currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Kurt Jeizrel G. Kiling, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing student currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Jialiang Li, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing student currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Wendy Denise T. Lubguban, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing student currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Chrisann Cindy E. Rizo Jose, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing student currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Caryl Joyce A. Santos, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing student currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Jan Ivory R. Taguiling, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    The author is a third-year nursing student currently taking their undergraduate degree in Bachelor of Science in Nursing at Saint Louis University. He/She is expected to graduate in 2026.

  • Jose Reinhard Laoingco, PhD, RN, Saint Louis University - Baguio City, Philippines

    Dr. Jose  Reinhard C. Laoingco is an accomplished academic and educational leader with a Ph.D. in Education from Saint Louis University. He holds a Master of Arts in Nursing and a Bachelor of Science in Nursing degrees from Angeles University Foundation, complementing his foundational Bachelor of Science degree from the University of the Philippines. With a wealth of experience in academic administration and instruction, he has held key leadership positions, including Vice President for Academic Affairs at Panpacific University of Northern Philippines, Dean of AMA-Makati College of Nursing, and Associate Dean of the Saint Louis University School of Nursing. He also served as Department Head for Science at Saint Louis University Laboratory High School and has been a dedicated Faculty member in the Graduate Programs at Saint Louis University and Philippine Christian University. Dr. Laoingco is a prolific researcher, with his work extensively published in numerous local and international peer-reviewed journals. His contributions to both Nursing Education and broader academic scholarship are widely recognized.

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Balatbat, N. K., Cariño, E. M., Enriquez, J. K., Escandor, D. S., Kiling, K. J., Li, J., Lubguban, W. D., Rizo Jose, C. C., Santos, C. J., Taguiling, J. I., & Laoingco, J. R. (2025). The Relationship Between Family Functioning and Compassion Levels of BSN Students. Nurse Educators and Practitioners Journal, 1(1), 70-84. https://doi.org/10.64397/nepj.v01i01.2025.a06