Job Involvement and Job Satisfaction – are They Synonymous?

Thakkar, Mehul G; Pandya, Kiran

doi:10.15373/2249555x/aug2013/111

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“…Considering the sense of overall satisfaction with life among nurses, it is necessary to point out the satisfaction associated with the work performed, the sense of professional autonomy and the attitude of the individual towards life and values that make them happy [ 24 ]. In Polish and foreign literature, it can be seen that researchers are highly interested in the problem of life satisfaction in relation to job satisfaction among nurses.…”

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Personalized Nursing: How Life Satisfaction and Occupational Burnout Influence New Competences of Polish Nurses

Bartosiewicz

Łuszczki

Dereń

2020

JPM

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Nursing around the world is developing very dynamically and nurses are undertaking increasingly complex tasks. The extension of entitlements for nurses in Poland in the area of writing prescriptions and referrals for diagnostic tests seems to be a response to the development and changes occurring in this profession. This will improve the standards of patient care, increase access to medical services and improve the professional status of this group. The aim of this study was to analyze the opinions of nurses regarding their preparedness for administering prescriptions and referrals for diagnostic tests depending on their sense of life satisfaction and the level of occupational burnout. The study was conducted among primary care nurses using a survey technique, using a standardized scale of life satisfaction and a scale to measure burnout. In addition, this study used a proprietary survey questionnaire containing questions regarding the self-assessment of preparedness for new competences. The results showed that nurses do not feel well prepared for new tasks. The levels of life satisfaction and burnout of the nurses surveyed significantly influenced confidence regarding their preparedness for writing prescriptions and referrals for diagnostic tests. Polish nurses have a very cautious attitude towards new competences. However, this is a breakthrough and the first step towards approving the role of an advanced practice nurse in our country.

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“…In Polish and foreign literature, it can be seen that researchers are highly interested in the problem of life satisfaction in relation to job satisfaction among nurses. [ 24 , 25 ]. Our research showed that nurses who had a higher level of life satisfaction rated their preparedness for new competences as better.…”

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Personalized Nursing: How Life Satisfaction and Occupational Burnout Influence New Competences of Polish Nurses

Bartosiewicz

Łuszczki

Dereń

2020

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“…According to Thakkar and Pandya job satisfaction favors and is directly proportional to the commitment to work and, consequently, also affects the quality of work. [ 26 ] Łaguna also confirms that satisfaction can become one of the factors motivating employees to undertake various types of development activities. Her research shows that high job satisfaction is related to undertaking development activities and expanding professional competences.…”

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The quality of life and readiness of Polish nurses to take new competences of drug prescribing

Marć¹,

Bartosiewicz²,

Burzyńska

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Medicine

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Satisfaction with life in the case of nurses is closely related to their professional work and is an important factor affecting the quality of work and patient care.An analysis of the readiness of Polish nurses depending on the level of life satisfaction.The study was conducted from January to November 2016 in randomly selected 13 health care facilities and 756 nurses in the South-Eastern part of Poland. The study used the satisfaction with life scale and the author's questionnaire.Nearly 75% of the nurses surveyed declared (reported) a low and average level of satisfaction. The level of satisfaction significantly influenced the readiness of nurses to administer medicines and write prescriptions. Nurses who had a higher level of life satisfaction were also more prepared to prescribe foodstuffs for particular nutritional uses (rho = 0.095, P = .0092), medical devices (rho = 0.117, P = .0012), potent drugs (rho = 0.138, P = .0001), intoxicants (rho = 0.078, P = .0311), and psychotropic drugs (rho = 0.085, P = .0196).Nurses who had a higher level of life satisfaction were also more prepared to administer medicines, especially foodstuffs for particular nutritional uses, medical devices, potent drugs, narcotic drugs, and psychotropic drugs.

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Job Involvement and Job Satisfaction – are They Synonymous?

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Personalized Nursing: How Life Satisfaction and Occupational Burnout Influence New Competences of Polish Nurses

Personalized Nursing: How Life Satisfaction and Occupational Burnout Influence New Competences of Polish Nurses

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