Improving RN Job Satisfaction in the Perioperative Nursing Units

Foley-Brinza, Christine; Brunges, Michele

doi:10.1016/j.jopan.2015.05.081

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“…Retention of nurses is frequently associated with job satisfaction 30 and consequences of cross-training were increased confidence and role satisfaction 6,31 . In addition, professional growth through additional study and practice provided evidence necessary to pursue promotional opportunities 32 .…”

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Perioperative nurses’ perceptions of cross-training: A qualitative descriptive study

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Journal of Perioperative Nursing

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I have been fortunate enough to have wonderful support throughout this journey. To my principal supervisor, Dr Tracey Coventry, without whom I may never have made it this far-your support, guidance and encouragement was what I needed and is greatly appreciated. To Professor Leanne Monterosso-thank you for your positive feedback, your practical advice to improve my research quality and generosity of your time. To my nursing colleagues who have supported my learning journey and kindly volunteering to participate in my research. To my Husband who spent much time listening to me-thank you for your unwavering support and encouragement when I needed it most. To my Son, I hope you always strive to achieve your goals and dreams no matter how high or hard they may be.

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