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Relationships and retention: The staff nurse perspective
… numbers of competently trained registered nurses at the bedside is a critical imperative for nursing leaders given the scope of the anticipated nursing shortage. New retention strategies will be needed to effectively respond in a manner that protects the health and safety of the American …
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Staff Nurse Leadership: Leading at the Point of Care
… at all levels of nursing. Decision-making by staff nurses at the point of care has significant impact on patient care outcomes and quality of health care in today's decentralized institutions. Little empirical research has been undertaken to understand the process of leadership at the staff …
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Nurse Manager Communication Associated with Staff Nurse Satisfaction or Retention
… Nursing communication is a significant part of a nurse's job, especially when communicating with their patients, patient's families, and the healthcare team. Communication is the center of attention of many studies, and the way nurse leaders relate massages can influence an organization’s …
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Effectiveness of Self-Care Intervention to Reduce Staff Nurse Stress
… and benefits of providing an at-work, nurse manager supported, brief stress reduction program for staff nurses, in addition to determining the feasibility of the intervention in a fast paced telemetry unit. This innovative program aims to introduce nurses to four self-care stress …
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Correlates of Staff Nurse Work Satisfaction in Hospitals with Shared Governance
Lack of staff nurse participation in hospital decision-making has been cited as a major reason for the dissatisfaction in nursing. Shared governance has been proposed as an organizational model that provides staff nurses with both the structure and the mechanism for having increased decision-making …
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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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The Effects of Entry Level Education and Length of Employment on Staff Nurse Need Satisfaction
… in employment need satisfaction between hospital staff nurses prepared at the baccalaureate and those prepared at the associate level. In addition, study examined the influence of length of employment on need satisfaction. The random sample consisted of 400 registered nurses working in five …
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Nurse Manager and Staff Nurse Perceptions of Selected Competencies Related to the Nurse Manager Role
The literature has indicated that the role of the nurse manager is important to the organization, needs to be clarified, and can influence the recruitment and retention of nursing staff. Perceptions that nurse managers and staff nurses have about the nurse manager role are not well documented in …
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Staff nurse perceptions' of nurse manager caring behaviors: psychometric testing of the Caring Assessment Tool-Administration (CAT-adm©)
Caring relationships established between nurse managers and staff nurses promote positive work environments. However, research about staff nurses' perceptions of nurse manager caring behaviors is limited. A 94-item Caring Assessment Tool-Administration (CAT-adm©) was developed to measure staff …
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The Role of the Registered Staff Nurse: A Comparative Study: Associate Degree Nurse Educators and Nurse Administrators from Medicare Certified Nursing Homes
… comparative descriptive study investigated how nurse administrators in Medicare certified nursing homes compared with master's prepared nurse educators in public and private National League for Nursing accredited associate degree programs in the state of South Dakota in their description of the …
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CHF Education and Readmission Reduction
… addressing CHF patient education among nursing staff.</p> <p><strong>Specific Aim: </strong>We aim to improve patient self-care and safety, and decrease the readmission rate for persons admitted with CHF at MSJMC by enhancing the process and content of current CHF patient education. Nursing …
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When nurses grieve: How well are we caring for the carers?
… a loved one. However, unlike the general public, nurses need to do so whilst remaining empathetic and understanding of the concerns of the clients they are caring for – clients who themselves may be experiencing illness, pain, grief or impending death. RESEARCH QUESTION/AIMS This research informs …
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Attitudes of staff nurses toward nursing students and influencing factors
… However, there were no studies which addressed staff nurses' perceptions about working with students. Because staff nurses play a significant role in students' clinical experiences, this descriptive study was designed to assess their attitudes toward students and the factors that might influence …
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Assessing the Differential Functioning of Items and Tests of a Polytomous Employee Attitude Survey
… the 'Management' dimension and between medical staff and nurse staff employees on both the 'Management' and 'Quality of Care and Service' dimensions. 2 out of 21 items from the manager/non-manager comparison were found to have significant DIF, supporting the generalizability of Lynch, …
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Hospital Nursing Staff's Perception of their Professional Relationship with Clinical Faculty Instructors
<p>The role of the staff nurse in the clinical setting about their responsibilities to students lacks clarity. Lack of communication among staff nurses, faculty and students about the roles and responsibilities of each may lead to conflict.<br> This study utilized the …
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