[PDF] Top 20 Influencing factors on professional commitment in Iranian nurses: A qualitative study

... the professional commitment?”, “Mention an occasion showing your outmost commitment to the nursing profession?”, “What are the influencing factors on your commitment to nursing?” ... See full document

... main factors that can affect intra- professional ...applying qualitative research that consists of multiple methods for gathering data and studying events, norms and values from the participants' ... See full document

... stress factors, the participants understood that the interest in their profession can act as a stress ...the professional interest has a large effect on the perception of occupational stress and ways of ... See full document

... important factors needs an inquiry in which experiences of both nurses and physicians are interpreted in ...line, qualitative studies are more ... See full document

... of nurses is negatively affected by the wrong methods of education, social culture, role ambiguity and frequent cross-ques- tioning and under-questioning of the scientific and tech- nical competence of ...These ... See full document

... unit nurses and general ward ...and factors influencing ...head nurses or research- er’s room, whichever the participants ...five nurses, each last- ing 20–25 ... See full document

... organization. Financial needs are especially important, according to participants. In that, in addition to on-time payment, ensuring justice in payment based on the performance, should be taken in to account by managers. ... See full document

... present study was to explore nurses’ perception about spirituality and spiritual ...A qualitative content analysis approach was conducted on 20 registered nurses interviewed using unstructured ... See full document

... This study was conducted in the psychiatric wards of two referral hospitals in Sari and Babol cities in Mazandaran Province in the north of Iran and a psychiatric referral hospital in Rey in Tehran Province, ...on ... See full document

... As Ghobadian and Gallear (1996) referred to SMEs as “the life blood of modern economies ” , they play a predominant role in fostering income stability, growth, and employment. In addition, the importance of SMEs for ... See full document

... normative commitment. Neuroticism is negatively related to emotional commitment, and positively to continuance and normative ...al. study [29] in a car manufacturing company in America showed ... See full document

... this study showed that the clinicians and non- clinicians expected to know more about the direct benefits of using a computer in a clinical setting, such as the ... See full document

... of nurses based on bivariate qualitative variables (like sex and education) and Kruskal-Wallis test was used based on multivariate variables (like working ward and job rank) and ranking quantitative ... See full document

... this study, the concerns of elder lies were derived in two main themes: human dignity and ...major factors causing concerns and reduced quality of life of elder lies are reduced ability for self- care and ... See full document

... The study was conducted in Dang District, situated in the Mid-western region of ...a study site because data from the region showed a high preva- lence of child marriage ... See full document

... This study was conducted in Isfara district of Sughd re- gion, Tajikistan, which has an estimated 90% male labour migration ...2009 study on the abandoned wives of Tajik labour migrants [13] reported that ... See full document

... of Iranian hospitals’ context and socio‑cultural ...10 nurses and their views on its simplicity and comprehensibility were taken and the required changes were ...four factors: Career development (7 ... See full document

... constituted the units of analysis. Immediately after each interview, we transcribed the interview content verbatim by using the Microsoft Office Word software. Each transcript was then read and reviewed many times to ... See full document

... described: fear of side effects, male preference for a large sized family and fear of promiscuity 18 . These findings are supported by several other studies on male involvement in reproductive health 19,20 . The ... See full document

... present study showed that the ac- tivities of MS patients were arranged in the order of most frequency to that of the least as follows: social, individual, physical, art-culture, spiritual/ religious, and ...this ... See full document