A Better Balance: Sharing the Nurse Manager Role

Creedle, Crista; Walton, AnnMarie Lee; McCann, Meghan

doi:10.1016/j.mnl.2012.09.004

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“…An example of how this has worked in clinical nutrition management is available, although now dated 26. Other more recent examples beyond dietetics exist citing the benefits to organizations and people 27–29…”

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“…26 Other more recent examples beyond dietetics exist citing the benefits to organizations and people. [27][28][29] RDNs shared delaying personal life decisions due to their work-some postponed or opted out of marriage, others having children, and some limited their family size. This is consistent with studies exploring choices women make in other fields, 30,31 although male RDNs in this study also reported using this strategy.…”

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The Work-Life Interface of Registered Dietitian Nutritionists in the United States

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Williams

Patten

2023

Topics in Clinical Nutrition

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This study explored registered dietitian nutritionists' (RDNs') work-life interface. A thematic analysis was conducted on survey responses from a national sample of RDNs (N = 1118). Three themes describe RDNs' work-life interface: motivators, adaptations and flexibility, and the price and rewards of work-life interface decisions. RDNs primarily identified their nonwork/family life as their priority. They discussed strategies used to adapt their work/career to create a workable lifestyle. RDNs also reflected on the price and rewards of their work-life interface decisions. Understanding motivations and managing the work-life interface may help amplify the contribution RDNs can make and retain practitioners in the workforce.

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confidence: 99%