PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING, vol. 10, n° 4, 1993, pages 233-240, 17 réf., ISSN 0737-1209, USA
Home health care agencies are experiencing changes in staffing demands.
I evaluated the staffing patterns of such agencies and investigated the impact of organizational and environmental factors on staffing.
Disproportionate stratified random sampling, based on type and region of agency, was used to select Visiting Nurse Associations and hospital-based agencies.
Seventy-three percent responded to the mail survey, 120 and 156, respectively.) On average, the majority of staff nurses and supervisors in individual agencies had associate degrees or diplomas.
Nursing experience and medical-surgical nursing experience were of greater importance than having a B.S.N. or home health care experience for potential nursing applicants.
Type, size, and age of agency and types of services provided had relatively little impact on saffing patterns.
Mots-clés BDSP : Infirmier, Laborantin, Homme, Service soins & consultation, Soins, Soins domicile, Organisation, Qualification, Gestion ressources humaines, Etats Unis, Système santé, Amérique
Mots-clés Pascal : Infirmier, Personnel sanitaire, Homme, Service santé, Soin, A domicile, Organisation, Recrutement, Qualification, Gestion personnel, Etats Unis, Système santé, Amérique du Nord, Amérique
Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Nurse, Health staff, Human, Health service, Care, At home, Organization, Recruitment, Qualification, Staff management, United States, Health system, North America, America
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