The Professional Quality of Life of Nurses who Work in the Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Unit

Wulandari, Astri Eka; Susilaningsih, F. Sri; Somantri, Irman

doi:10.24198/jnc.v1i3.18983

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“…Overall, the total result of ProQOL in this study was moderate level among ICU nurses which is consistent with many studies (Adolfo, 2021;Alshehry et al, 2019;Remegio et al, 2021;Kim et al, 2015;Wulandari et al, 2018). In fact, the workload in ICUs (Mohammadi et al, 2017), dealing with a critical patient Mohammadi et al (2017), or difficulty to sleep Alshehry et al (2019), can make nurses to not fell high level of ProQOL in ICUs.…”

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confidence: 87%

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Effect of moral distress on professional quality work among nurses in intensive care units

Al-Turfi

Al‐Jubouri

2022

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Background: Moral distress, as one of the most important issues in the nursing profession, can negatively affect the healthcare system. Purpose: To examine the effect of moral distress on professional quality work life. Method: A descriptive cross-sectional study a non-probability sampling method used and total sample collected was (126) of ICU nurses. Results: Moral distress, BO, STS, and, CS among ICUs nurses were moderate. Conclusion: Nurses in ICUs suffered from moderate MD which that effected their BO and STS, and the result can be negative effects on quality of care. Although MD did not affect nurses' CS, it is still an important issue that nurses may face in ICUs

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confidence: 87%

“…ProQOL is concerned with the level of satisfaction experienced by nurses as a result of their employment (Wulandari et al, 2018). ProQOL includes two dimensions: compassion satisfaction and compassion weariness.…”

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confidence: 99%

Effect of moral distress on professional quality work among nurses in intensive care units

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Al‐Jubouri

2022

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“…The increase in the number of patients is the biggest barrier perceived by nurses is the safe handling of equipment or surfaces that can be potentially contaminated in the patient's environment. This barrier arises from environmental aspects and other aspects Wulandari, A. E., Susilaningsih, F. S., & Somantri, I. (2018).…”

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Hambatan Perawat Dalam Pelaksanaan Standard Precautions Di Instalasi Gawat Darurat Rsud Sumedang

Pranita

Mediawati²,

Mirwanti³

2019

JNC

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Standard precautions is an action to prevent infection in any cases of medical treatment toward patients. However, some studies have shown that the implementation of standard precautions has not been optimal due to the barriers perceived by nurses. This study aimed to identify the barriers perceived by nurses in the implementation of standard precautions. Descriptive-quantitative method was used with cross-sectional approach in 37 nurses in General Hospital Emergency Department by using total sampling technique. The data were collected by using questionnaires consisting of 48 statements, including five action of standard precautions (hand hygiene, use of PPEs, safe injection, environmental disinfection, and respiratory hygiene practices/ethics of cough and sneezing) and have been through the content and face validity test. The data were analyzed by using frequency distribution and presented in percentage. The results showed that there were some barriers perceived by nurses on standard precautions action. The most perceived barriers are limited PPEs equipment (45.9%), equipment that irritates the skin on hand hygiene (37.8%), increased number of patients in environmental disinfection (32.4%), limited support and supervision in the implementations of standard precautions for safe injection (16.2%), and equipment limitations on respiratory hygiene practices/ethics of cough and sneezing (10.8%). Based on this research, the hospital should strengthen the function properly and regularly to overcome some equipment, seek hand hygiene equipment containing emollient/moisturizers and alcohol type hand rub n-propanol to overcome skin irritation, and pay attention to the study of the ratio of nurses and patients to safe working practices. In addition, the hospital should create a practice program, socialize rewards or penalties to improve it in standard precautions.

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“…Additionally, research on Croatian critical care nurses showed a high level of emotional Corresponding author: Leona Cilar, University of Maribor,Faculty of Health Sciences,Nursing Department,Žitna ulica 15,Maribor,Slovenia;email: leona.cilar1@um.si exhaustion and depersonalization (Friganović & Selič, 2020). Quality nursing care gives nurses a feeling of satisfaction with their job, which is often closely related to professional quality of life (Wulandari et al, 2018). "Professional quality of life is the quality one feels in relation to their work as a helper.…”

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Validation of the Professional Quality of Life Scale among Slovenian and Croatian nurses

Cilar¹,

Spevan²,

Musović³

et al. 2021

Cent Eur J Nurs Midw

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Aim:The aim was to validate the Professional Quality of Life Scale. Design: A cross-sectional study. Methods: The data were collected using the Professional Quality of Life Scale (ProQoL) from February to April 2019 among nurses in Slovenia and Croatia. Results: The results indicate that the original version of the scale was not suitable for this sample. Thus, the scale was revised to improve the model fit. The final model showed a good fit (TLI = 0.886; CFI = 0.915; RMSEA = 0.107). It is comprised of eleven items, three belonging to the compassion satisfaction subscale, four to the burnout subscale, and four to the secondary traumatic stress subscale. Conclusion: Although the ProQoL was revised to show a good fit to data, it is an adequate questionnaire for assessing the professional quality of life of nurses. Effective interventions can be proposed to improve the nurses' professional quality of life.

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The Professional Quality of Life of Nurses who Work in the Intensive Care Unit and Emergency Unit

Cited by 5 publications

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Effect of moral distress on professional quality work among nurses in intensive care units

Effect of moral distress on professional quality work among nurses in intensive care units

Hambatan Perawat Dalam Pelaksanaan Standard Precautions Di Instalasi Gawat Darurat Rsud Sumedang

Validation of the Professional Quality of Life Scale among Slovenian and Croatian nurses

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