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[A study of the nurses quitting Legnano Hospital USSL 70].

Authors :
Canto L
Casali E
Giussani F
Tonazzi S
Sisti P
Source :
Rivista dell'infermiere [Riv Inferm] 1990 Oct-Dec; Vol. 9 (4), pp. 172-8.
Publication Year :
1990

Abstract

Reasons why nurses left a general Hospital were analyzed through a questionnaire sent to all nurses who abandoned their position over the last 5 years (218). 50.6% of these nurses do not live in Lombardy region. 127 (57.7%) answered the questionnaire. 35% of whom answered the questionnaire would get back to work in the hospital. The main reason for hospital leave is related to family reasons (children and parents) for registered nurses and to shift work state enrolled nurses. Low salary is the main problem for 21-30 years old nurses. According to nurses who answered the questionnaire, more efficient recruitment and retention strategies should include higher salaries, riqualification of the profession in general and improvement of working conditions and organization.

Details

Language :
Italian
ISSN :
1120-3803
Volume :
9
Issue :
4
Database :
MEDLINE
Journal :
Rivista dell'infermiere
Publication Type :
Academic Journal
Accession number :
2127128