Work engagement among staff nurses in a selected private hospital / Ma. Darmie Grace D. Gacho, Kristine Cy Collantes, Ma. Margaret Merin, Althea A. Miculob, Gerard Don C. Paradiang.
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TextPublisher: Cebu City, Philippines : University of Cebu-Banilad, 2024Description: xiii, 153 pages : color illustrationsContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeSubject(s): Nursing | Work engagement | Staff nurses | Private hospital | Healthcare service deliverySummary: Work engagement is a vital element in ensuring high standards of patient care, effective personnel retention, and overall efficiency of healthcare service delivery. This study examined the work engagement of staff nurses in University of Cebu Medical Center, acknowledging that the involvement of nurses is crucial for the standard of patient care, the retention of personnel, and the efficiency of healthcare service provision. Findings from this study aimed to inform an action plan for enhancing work engagement, contributing valuabe insights into hospital management strategies.
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Work engagement is a vital element in ensuring high standards of patient care, effective personnel retention, and overall efficiency of healthcare service delivery. This study examined the work engagement of staff nurses in University of Cebu Medical Center, acknowledging that the involvement of nurses is crucial for the standard of patient care, the retention of personnel, and the efficiency of healthcare service provision. Findings from this study aimed to inform an action plan for enhancing work engagement, contributing valuabe insights into hospital management strategies.
Adult
College of Nursing Nursing
English, some Cebuano
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