nursing staff
Organisational commitment, work engagement and meaning of work of nursing staff in hospitals
... by nursing staff in the effectiveness and sustainability of the country’s health care systems, it is of considerable importance to understand the organisational and personal variables that motivate them to ...
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Estimating Nursing Staff of Tehran Hospitals by WHO and Levine Models
... the nursing staff shortages that the differ- ence in the hospitals to differences in areas such as the oc- cupation factor, the number of holiday, using the approved bed, or active bed in determining the ...
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Comparison of the Perceptions of Managers and Nursing Staff Toward Performance Appraisal
... and nursing staff who worked at 11 hospitals affiliated to the Isfahan University of Medical Sciences and were evaluated at least once during their ...and nursing staff of each center, the ...
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Stress Among Nursing Staff In Corporate Hospitals: An Empirical Study
... However, the result of the study are based on the sample of nurses from the three select corporate hospitals, hence the results may not be generalized to nursing staff working in different types of ...
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Back disorders and lumbar load in nursing staff in geriatric care: a comparison of home-based care and nursing homes
... care staff. Staff in nursing homes had more often participated in rehabilitation programs (Table ...the nursing homes, the ergonomic conditions of the workplace were comparatively ...the ...
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Empowering education: A new model for in-service training of nursing staff
... Methods: This qualitative study was conducted in two stages during 2015-2016. In the first stage, the Grounded Theory was adopted to explore the process of training 35 participating nurses. The sampling was initially ...
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When care situations evoke difficult emotions in nursing staff members: an ethnographic study in two Norwegian nursing homes
... The staff members interviewed in this study appeared to experience a strong commitment to the residents even though residents’ behaviours sometimes evoked difficult ...of staff members over ...of ...
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Using scenarios to assess the future supply of NHS nursing staff in England
... of staff move toward retirement age there are growing implications for replace- ment ...of staff that came into NHS employment in the 1970s and early 1980s retire from employment ...NHS nursing ...
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Clowning as a supportive measure in paediatrics - a survey of clowns, parents and nursing staff
... Eppendorf [Hamburg-Eppendorf University Hospital]. All parents who were present at one of the performances and willing and able to fill out the questionnaire were in- cluded. The same applied to the hospital ...
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Attitudes of nursing staff towards electronic patient records: A questionnaire survey
... role. Nursing staff who closely co-operate with physicians ...addition, nursing staff who are already used to working in a more technological environment like hospitals can be expected to ...
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Leadership style and organisational commitment among nursing staff in Saudi Arabia
... No difference was found between marital status and leadership style, indicating that marital status has no association with an individ- ual’s perception of leadership style. This result parallels Omer (2005). However, ...
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The professional experience of nursing staff and the burnout syndrome qualitative characteristics manifestation
... the nursing staff burnout syndrome are reviewed in this ...the nursing staff on features and qualitative characteristics of the burnout syndrome manifestation are ...medical staff in ...
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The effect of an e-learning course on nursing staff s knowledge of delirium: a
... questions per test and the use of an e-learning course developed by a group of experts on didactics as well as content. However, our study also has some limitations. First, because the final knowledge test was taken ...
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Oral cancer awareness amongst hospital nursing staff: a pilot study
... of nursing staff questioned identified smoking as a risk factor for oral cancer with just less than 30 percent identifying ...care nursing staff scored significantly higher than their ...
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Perceptions and barriers that influence the ability to provide appropriate incontinence care in nursing home residents: Statements from nursing staff
... frail nursing homes residents is often more complex to assess and to treat than UI in younger ...the nursing staff performs a careful assessment of incontinent resi- dents in order to be able to give ...
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Oral caresupport during the pregnancy period by nursing staff
... the nursing staff and pregnant ...the nursing profession person" Results: When I crossed "pregnant woman" "dentistry" "oral care" as a keyword in Japan Medical Abstracts ...
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Comorbidity of poor sleep and primary headaches among nursing staff in north China
... (CDH) 2.7 %, remarkably higher than in the general popu- lation. Also, that study revealed that working a greater number of night shifts was also associated with increased prevalence of primary headache [2]. Women are ...
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Evaluation framework to determine the impact of nursing staff mix decision in tanta hospitals
... made nursing staff mix decision by a nurse leader which lead to collaborative work relationships among nurses, physicians and health care team ...professional nursing autonomy control over practice ...
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Assessing the impact of academic-practice partnerships on nursing staff
... the staff nurses in these clinical training ...on nursing staff, but that has been mostly limited to exposure to new career options, such as teaching and research, as well as stimulating a desire to ...
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Occupational Precariousness of Nursing Staff in Catalonia's Public and Private Nursing Homes
... Secondly, the analysis of the dimensions of the EPRES questionnaire has provided us with relevant findings in order to understand the causes of this precariousness. The most significant dimension in our results has been ...
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