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Staff nurse job satisfaction as motivation for participation in staff development programs
… between job satisfaction levels as perceived by staff nurses and levels of motivation for participation in staff development programs. A second purpose was to examine the relationship between the type of educational preparation, area of nursing practice, number of children under twelve years of …
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Academic staff attitudes to staff-student partnerships: a social practice theory approach
This paper examines the concept of staff-student partnerships from the perspective of academic staff. Staff-student partnerships are located within a broader policy context concerned with the enhancement of the student experience, and specifically the theme of student engagement. The principles of …
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Improving Staff Performance by Enhancing Staff Training Procedures and Organizational Behavior Management Procedures
The ability of direct care staff members to carry out behavior programs, specific protocols written by a behavior analyst, or recommendations made after completion of a functional behavioral assessment is an essential tool needed for such documents to actually be meaningful to patients. Since …
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Staff nurses’ attitudes toward power
… designed to explore and describe attitudes of staff nurses toward the meaning of power as measured by the Power Orientation Scale (Goldberg, Cavanaugh, & Larson, 1983). The purpose was to provide empirical descriptive data on nurses' attitudes to facilitate clarification of the issue of power …
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Staff satisfaction with nursing leadership
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Evaluation of custodial staff members
… Interviews were also chosen to get the staff's perspective. The sample included five custodians, the Business Administrator, and the Facilities Supervisor at Mt. Holly School District. The interview process was designed to be brief and informal. It took place during regular business …
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Staff Perceptions of Patient Engagement
… for patients living in different types of staffed accommodation (forensic, psychiatric in-patient and community learning disability residences) has been the extent to which they are engaged in activities by staff members. However, there has been little consideration of what is meant by the …
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Staff attitudes toward outcomes assessment
The purpose of this study was to determine staff attitudes and preferences toward outcomes assessment in Maryland's public, undergraduate institutions. The data were collected in Fall, 1989. Over 400 chief academic officers, division chairs, and faculty from 26 two- and four-year institutions were …
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The Perceptions of Selected Community College Staff Toward Inservice Staff Development Programs in Illinois Community Colleges
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Staff minimization strategy for micro-reactors
… the number (and thus the cost) of two kinds of staff: maintenance workers and plant operators. In particular, we have investigated whether and how, with the aid of proper technologies, it is possible to reduce onsite staff while relying on a fleet-type centralized service business unit that …
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A comparison of staff development programs in two-year colleges with and without formalized staff development plans
… to which there exists both formal and informal staff development programs in public two-year colleges in the United States, and (2) to determine whether or not the existence of formal staff development programs relates to expenditure for staff development activities. The current status of the …
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Essential leadership competencies of professional ministerial staff as identified by senior pastors, staff members, and church lay leaders
… consider essential for professional ministerial staff to possess in order to lead effectively. Chapter 1 provided the research problem that justifies the research. It also defines the research questions that are used to drive the study. Chapter 2 furnishes a biblical view of leadership. It also …
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Administrators, Faculty, and Staff/Support Staff Perceptions of MBNQA Educational Criteria Implementation at the University of Wisconsin Stout
… (1) to determine administrator, faculty, and staff/support staff perceptions and compare those perceptions; and, (2) to identify the positive and negative views each of the three groups held regarding the implementation process. The study design was a mixed method approach which used both …
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School staff positions on P1 composite classes
… to run straight pre-primary classes. School staff responsible for developing PI classes have raised a number of concerns. For example, the basis on which PI curriculum is to be built has yet to be promulgated. Also, a formal process for dealing with the ideological differences with respect to …
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Relationships and retention: The staff nurse perspective
… of this study was to examine the experiences of staff nurses (SNs) with their nurse managers (NMs) using hermeneutic phenomenology as the philosophical framework. Semi-structured interviews with 19 SNs employed at a large academic medical facility specializing in cancer care were conducted to …
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Turnover of outdoor adventure education field staff
… organizations continually struggle with field staff turnover. Little research exists of this unique worker population and their unconventional living and working conditions warrant further exploration of the variables that best drive this phenomenon. The purpose of this study was to explore the …
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Reflective intervention: An alternative staff development model
Staff development for experienced teachers is provided by school districts. Some short term programs have had little long term effect on improving learning in teachers' classrooms. State and federal governments are funding school reform movements to create model schools that increase student …
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Organizational commitment to staff development: the design of an instrument to measure the effectiveness of teacher staff development programs
… systems to determine the extent to which their staff development programs for teachers reflected characteristics of effective staff development programs. Those characteristics or attributes which were recognized consistently across the literature by leading educational practitioners, …
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