Motivation of the nurses in pre‐hospital emergency and educational hospitals emergency in the southeast of Iran

Sheikhbardsiri, Hojjat; Khademipour, Gholamreza; Nekoei-Moghadam, Mahmoud; Aminizadeh, Mohsen

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“…This way, they can evaluate different performances of the employees working in emergency centers by understanding the quality of career life. They should also take into account the importance of organizational commitment and its relationship with the quality of working life and emergency care personnel's determining role in efficiency and proficiency [36]. While nurses in the emergency medical services who work as medical emergency technicians are the largest working group, very few studies have focused at the nature of their work and the quality of their working life.…”

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Quality of working life and organizational commitment of Iranian pre-hospital paramedic employees during the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak

Aminizadeh

Saberinia

Salahi

et al. 2021

International Journal of Healthcare Management

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The present study aims to examine the relationship between the quality of working life and organizational commitment of prehospital paramedic personnel in Emergency Medical Systems affiliated to the Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Iran during the COVID-19 pandemic. A cross-sectional study was conducted in 2020, in 12 emergency bases supervised by Kerman University of Medical Sciences and 200 participants were randomly selected according to the table of Morgan. Meyer and Allen's organizational commitment questionnaires and Bolton's quality of working life questionnaire were used in the study. Normative commitment component among other organizational commitment components had the highest mean score, 3.51 ± 1.06 and emotional commitment component had the lowest average, 3.31 ± 0.83. Among the factors of working life quality, the skill development opportunities and continuous learning had the highest mean score, 3.37 ± 0.87 and the wage and material benefits component had the lowest average, 1.65 ± 1.08. There was a significant relationship between the organizational commitment and quality of working life P = 0.01, r = 0.45. According to the results of the present research, to increase the quality of working life and organizational commitment of Emergency Medical personnel, more emphasis should be placed on the employee participation in terms of decision-making, skill development opportunities, continuous learning and job security.

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Quality of working life and organizational commitment of Iranian pre-hospital paramedic employees during the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak

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“…Hospital staff should respect all the patients’ rights, and be aware of each patient’s various careful and healthful needs encourage patients to contribute with health team and accept their plans regarding discussions and decision-makings about their caring (Sookhak et al , 2019; Divdar et al , 2019; Sheikhbardsiri et al , 2019; Sheikhbardsiri et al , 2018). A key indicator for assessing the quality of hospitals services is to examine the status of patient rights observance by the health-care providers and health-care service recipients (Sheikhbardsiri et al , 2017; Abedi et al , 2017).…”

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Observance of patients’ rights in emergency department of educational hospitals in south-east Iran

Sheikhbardsiri

Abdar

Sheikhasadi

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Purpose Patient right is the most important ethical right in the hospital, which equally, belongs to every human kind. Observance of patient right is responsibility of all treatment staff when they offer treatment and care for patient. This study aims to investigate observance of patients’ rights in emergency department of educational hospitals in south-east Iran. Design/methodology/approach This study used a cross-sectional design and was conducted in four educational hospitals affiliated with the Kerman University of Medical Sciences in 2018. Using a two-section standard questionnaire of Patients’ Rights Charter, this study assessed patients’ rights observance using a census method, N = 382. The data from the questionnaire were analyzed using descriptive statistics including mean and standard deviations and analytic statistics such as Kolmogorov – Smirnov, ANOVA, t-test and Pearson test using SPSS 21. Findings Means of total score for observing all essentials of patients’ rights in emergency department of educational hospitals were at a moderate level (43.10 ±15.05) from the viewpoint of patients. The area of “providing health services based on respecting patient’s privacy and observing the essentials of secrecy and confidentiality” enjoying the highest mean score (86.89 ± 24.39), was at a good level compared to other areas. The area of “having access to effective complaint management system” showed the lowest mean score (23/85 ± 23/07) from the participants’ perspective proving a poor level. Between the patient rights observance and gender, education level, resident status and duration of hospitalization, a significant relationship was observed. Originality/value As regarded in this study, the degree of patients’ rights observance was moderate so, culture, paying attention to the rights of all stakeholders, identifying barriers and various factors, including the professional and environmental differences in the assessment of the need, should be considered by policymakers to design promotional and regulatory programs for improving the rights of the patient.

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“…As a result, it can be said that supply chain management seeks to reduce the chain's costs, including the cost of transporting goods from manufacturers to distribution centers (hospitals and other centers providing health services), and to increase the quality of the services delivered to patients, especially during emergencies and unexpected accidents. Therefore, to achieve this goal, determining the optimal number and location of emergency service distribution centers, as a critical strategic issue, is one of the main decisions that should be made in relation to a supply chain (8). During the occurrence of macro-level emergencies and urgent situations related to public health, including natural hazards such as earthquakes, floods, etc., or epidemics such as influenza, Ebola, etc., the supply chain distribution network must provide the necessary requirements for all patients in a timely manner.…”

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Presentation of a Model for the Distribution of Emergency First Aid During Pre-hospital Triage with a Practical Example

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Background: The proper triage of patients, supply chain management, and proper location, delivery, and distribution of health facilities and services in times of crises and disasters have always been challenging issues playing an important role in reducing damages and increasing the level of patient care during emergencies. Objectives: This study was conducted to design a model for allocating emergency first aid in pre-hospital triage. Methods: The model presented in this study is a two-level mathematical model using nonlinear programming to introduce a new location for the establishment and activation of distribution centers in the supply chain and distribution of pre-hospital health-oriented services during crises. This proposed hybrid model seeks to strike a balance between the concepts of efficiency, cost, and dispersion. By expanding the insurance coverage of health services, the number of services provided in the times of crises and triage of injured patients also increases, leading to the delivery of more profits and improvement in the effectiveness of medical services in the shortest possible time. Results: This model helps to select suitable candidate locations for the triage of patients and increases its performance. Therefore, the appropriateness of each place is measured according to the criteria set for them. This model considers different parameters for selecting places for the distribution and allocation of emergency services, including the efficiency of the centers selected for the triage of patients, the cost of the inventory system for providing primary services, the dispersion of selected triage centers, demands for sick and injured patients, the possibility of constructing additional distribution centers (e.g., field hospitals), and strategies to avoid the imposition of additional costs. Conclusions: This study showed that by maximizing the dispersion of desirable facilities, such as distribution centers, the demand coverage of different regions is appropriately improved. In other words, the health service distributor, as one of the important parts of the supply chain, helps service providers better meet the needs of injured patients during emergencies.

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Motivation of the nurses in pre‐hospital emergency and educational hospitals emergency in the southeast of Iran

Cited by 37 publications

References 11 publications

Quality of working life and organizational commitment of Iranian pre-hospital paramedic employees during the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak

Quality of working life and organizational commitment of Iranian pre-hospital paramedic employees during the 2019 novel coronavirus outbreak

Observance of patients’ rights in emergency department of educational hospitals in south-east Iran

Presentation of a Model for the Distribution of Emergency First Aid During Pre-hospital Triage with a Practical Example

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