2023
DOI: 10.3390/healthcare11050760
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Determining the Role of Employee Engagement in Nurse Retention along with the Mediation of Organizational Culture

Abstract: In today’s unpredictable environment, the rapid emergence of the COVID-19 pandemic has shaken the world and its healthcare infrastructure immensely. As nurses are the building blocks of the healthcare personnel labor market, organizations should develop tactics that aid in their retention. With a solid theoretical foundation in self-determination theory, this study aims to understand the role of employee engagement in keeping nurses in 51 hospitals in the Northern Indian region, along with the mediation of org… Show more

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“…S. Soni (2019) [24] used qualitative methods, relying on secondary sources. R. Goyal and G. Kaur (2023) [7] conducted a quantitative survey. K. Sendawula, S. Nakyejwe Kimuli, J. Bananuka, and G. Najjemba Muganga (2018) [17] followed a quantitative approach, while M. Milhem, H. Muda, and K. Ahmed (2019) [12] used questionnaires and advanced statistical methods.…”
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“…S. Soni (2019) [24] used qualitative methods, relying on secondary sources. R. Goyal and G. Kaur (2023) [7] conducted a quantitative survey. K. Sendawula, S. Nakyejwe Kimuli, J. Bananuka, and G. Najjemba Muganga (2018) [17] followed a quantitative approach, while M. Milhem, H. Muda, and K. Ahmed (2019) [12] used questionnaires and advanced statistical methods.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The research gaps in HRM practices employee engagement encompass the demand for longitudinal and multilevel studies (Alzyoud, 2018) [2] , consideration of various HRM practices (Manzoor et al, 2019) [11] , industry-specific empirical research (Soni, 2019) [24] , overcoming crosssectional design limitations (Goyal & Kaur, 2023) [7] , focusing on Nigeria (Ngozi et al, 2022) [13] , adopting mixed methods (Sendawula et al, 2018) [17] , and utilizing qualitative approaches (Vithayaporn & Suwaree Ashton, 2019) [23] . These gaps guide future research in this field.…”
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