JONA The Journal of Nursing Administration · 2003 · 267 citations · 11 references
Health ProfessionsNursing AdministrationTransitional CareWorkforce PlanningWrongful TerminationEmployee RetentionHealthcare Workforce RetentionJob RetentionPatient RetentionRetention In CareStaff RetentionHealth Worker RetentionHealth Worker TurnoverHealth Workforce TurnoverJob TurnoverMedical Leave TerminationNurse RetentionNursing Workforce RetentionRegistered Nurses
High turnover of nurses compromises patient care and adds to the cost of healthcare. To determine why nurses changed positions or left a midwestern health system, the authors surveyed registered nurses who voluntarily terminated or changed their employment status to as-needed (PRN) within a 9-month period. They discuss the most frequent reasons given for these changes and suggest solutions for retention.
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Nurses’ Reports On Hospital Care In Five Countries
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