A Study on Nursing Profession and Attitudes Toward Death of Nurses
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description: This study was conducted aiming to use as basic data in relation to a nurseing profession and attitude toward death, by examining a nurseing profession and attitude toward death and surveying the relevant factors. In terms of data collection, it analyzed totally 130 persons targeting nurses who had ever experienced the dying patient among nurses working at the general wards, the intensive care units, and the emergency rooms for A university hospital where is located in Suwon-si, from July 12 to August 2 of 2004. In terms of a research tool about a nurseing profession, it measured by using the tool with 15 items of 4-mark scale by Yu Mun-suk, Yu Il-yeong and Lee Gyu-yeong(2002), which corrected and supplemented the tool translated by Yoo and others(1987) as for professional attitude scale by Fingerhurt, and in terms of a research tool about a nurse's attitude toward death, it measured by using the tool with 23 items of 4-mark scale, which was used after Park Seong-un(1992) translated the tool of inclination toward death by Thorson and Powell(1988). The data analysis included error, average, t-test, ANOVA, and Pearson's correlation coefficient, by using SPSS Program 11.0. The results of this study are as follows. 1. The level of targets' nursing profession showed the result of 3.47±.29 points at 4-mark scale. 2. The level of targets' attitude toward death indicated 58.63±8.14 of total marks at the maximum 92 marks. 3. The relationship between targets' nursing profession and attitude toward death showed significantly weak correlation(r=.185, p=.035). 4. As for the difference of nursing profession depending on targets' general characteristics, it was indicated that there is significant difference in the finally academic career(F=3.84, p=.02). In terms of academic career, the nursing profession was shown to be high in a case of more than a master's degree, and in the post-test that used Tuckey, there was significant difference between graduates from 3-year college and pe…
abstract: This study was conducted aiming to use as basic data in relation to a nurseing profession and attitude toward death, by examining a nurseing profession and attitude toward death and surveying the relevant factors. In terms of data collection, it analyzed totally 130 persons targeting nurses who had ever experienced the dying patient among nurses working at the general wards, the intensive care units, and the emergency rooms for A university hospital where is located in Suwon-si, from July 12 to August 2 of 2004. In terms of a research tool about a nurseing profession, it measured by using the tool with 15 items of 4-mark scale by Yu Mun-suk, Yu Il-yeong and Lee Gyu-yeong(2002), which corrected and supplemented the tool translated by Yoo and others(1987) as for professional attitude scale by Fingerhurt, and in terms of a research tool about a nurse's attitude toward death, it measured by using the tool with 23 items of 4-mark scale, which was used after Park Seong-un(1992) translated the tool of inclination toward death by Thorson and Powell(1988). The data analysis included error, average, t-test, ANOVA, and Pearson's correlation coefficient, by using SPSS Program 11.0. The results of this study are as follows. 1. The level of targets' nursing profession showed the result of 3.47±.29 points at 4-mark scale. 2. The level of targets' attitude toward death indicated 58.63±8.14 of total marks at the maximum 92 marks. 3. The relationship between targets' nursing profession and attitude toward death showed significantly weak correlation(r=.185, p=.035). 4. As for the difference of nursing profession depending on targets' general characteristics, it was indicated that there is significant difference in the finally academic career(F=3.84, p=.02). In terms of academic career, the nursing profession was shown to be high in a case of more than a master's degree, and in the post-test that used Tuckey, there was significant difference between graduates from 3-year college and pe…
author: 임, 대순
language: ko
keywords: 전문직업관, 죽음에 대한 태도, 간호사, Professionally occupational view, Attitude toward death, Nurse
date published: 2011-04-14T04:43:57Z
date modified: 2026-07-24T00:51:34Z
provider: Ajou University
publisher: Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations
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source organization: Ajou University