Kate L Ballesty, Toby Ro Newton-John, Ruth M Hennessy, Dion M Alperstein, Kim Begley, Shiraze M Bulsara
What doesn't kill you. . .': A qualitative analysis of factors impacting the quality of life of people living with HIV
Journal of health psychology
number covid19 patients rises notable increase workload nurses however mediumsized hospitals lacked standardized protocols consistent approaches address specific working conditions nurses furthermore concerns patient care heightened issue nursing shortages coincides expansion comprehensive nursing care services project study aimed investigate factors influence patient safety management activities calling organizational commitment job stress nursing work environment among comprehensive nursing care service unit nurses covid19 pandemic conceptual framework based job demandresource model literature review patient safety management activities used develop structured questionnaires distributed 206 participants working 7 comprehensive nursing care service units small mediumsized hospitals least 300 beds k provinces data analysis conducted using descriptive statistics chisquared tests ttests anova hierarchical regression spsswin 230 program results showed calling 383 p001 job stress 187 p029 significantly influenced patient safety nursing activities comprehensive care service ward nurses explanatory power model 260 f 6098 p001 findings suggest comprehensive care service ward nurses career income covid19 patient nursing anxiety calling job stress important factors influence patient safety nursing activities therefore essential develop calling education programs improve nursing work system establish fair compensation system pandemic situation