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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Nurses’ work environment"”.
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Exploring the Prevalence of Horizontal Violence in Nursing Between Magnet and non-Magnet Hospitals
… <p>Abstract</p> <p>Statement of the Problem: The nurses work environment influences patient, nurse and organizations outcomes. The majority of the literature confirms that Magnet hospitals produce environments resulting in positive outcomes, however, the prevalence of horizontal violence (HV) …
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The relationship between occupational stress and locus of control among nurses
… to analyse and investigate the nature of nurses’ work and to determine the sources of stress and how they influence the nurses’ work environment and personal lives. The Work and Life Circumstances Questionnaire (WLQ) and Rotter’s 23-item scale were applied in a probability, simple random …
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Workplace Bullying, Nurse Practice Environment, Patient Outcomes: A Descriptive Study
<p>Better nursing practice environments are associated with improved patient safety, yet little is known about the nurse’s experiences of bullying or flourishing within the practice environment. This study described nurses’ experiences of workplace bullying and flourishing and identified …
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Predictors of Job Satisfaction and Burnout in Travel Nurses
This study examined various individual and work environment characteristics and their influence as predictors of travel nurse job satisfaction and burnout. In addition it described travel nurses; a population of nurses that has not been previously studied. An explanatory sequential mixed methods …
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Relationship between Horizontal Violence among Registered Nurses and Falls
… self-esteem and feelings of worthlessness among nurses. Horizontal violence leads to the creation of a hostile, unsafe work environment preventing nurses from performing at their highest potentials. A hostile work environment leads to a culture of unsafe patient care which may result in increased …