Alla V Boychuk, Olena A Miklashevska, Oksana I Khlibovska, Yuliia B Yakymchuk, Iryna M Nikitina, Nadiia V Herevych
Comorbid pathology of the mammary glands and endometriosis: risk factors and prognosis
Wiadomosci lekarskie (Warsaw, Poland : 1960)
despite nurses representing largest healthcare professional group number enough global health coverage understanding generation z students intrinsic extrinsic motivations internal external influences beliefs choosing nursing education crucial knowledge empowers universities enhance nursing program enrollment targeted promotion recruitment strategies aim understand italian students generation z choose nursing degree course pilot study crosssectional design used survey closed open answers analyzing demographics opinions motivations among new enrolled nursing students administered first day bachelor nursing degree course descriptive statistics used quantitative data analyzed chisquare anova tests qualitative data underwent content analysis coding correlation analysis explored relationships qualitative quantitative results forty firstyear students 85 female average age 22 completed questionnaire choice degree pathway first second option influenced intrinsic extrinsic motivations students opinions family social influences significant positive negative associations evidenced negative factors affecting choice included location responsibility nursing care positive factors included role models family advice passion curiosity healthcare desire help others family influences decisionmaking among italian generation z students choice nursing degree pathway influenced social models family advice passion desire help others curiosity universities proactive recruitment promotion efforts transforming events vibrant meeting points professionals diverse nursing specialties also implement robust information policies highlight career possibilities spanning clinical practice management education research areas within field