The effect of work dimensions and need for autonomy on nurses'work satisfaction and health.

The effect of work dimensions and need for autonomy on nurses'work satisfaction and health.

Réf. 93318 Article - En anglais

JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONAL AND ORGANIZATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY, vol. 67, n° 3, 1994, pages 207-217, 42 réf., ISSN 0963-1798, GBR

LANDEWEERD (J.A.), BOUMANS (N.P.G.)

Univ Limburg. Fac health sci. Dep medical psychology. MD Maastricht. NLD

A study of nurses'job satisfaction, experienced job significance, psychological and psychosomatic health complaints and sickness absenteeism is reported.
Hackman & Oldham's Job Characteristics Model was an important starting-point for the study.
The relationships of characteristics of nursing lobs, leadership style and type of nursing care system to such reactions of nurses to their work are analysed and the possible moderating role of preference for autonomy is investigated.
Subjects are 561 trained staff nurses from 36 nursing units in 16 Dutch hospitals.
Variables are assessed by means of questionnaires.
Stepwise regression analysis reveals that variances in the four dependent variables to a certain extent can be explained by the nine predictors.

Mots-clés BDSP : Condition travail, Organisation travail, Autonomie, Leader, Responsabilité, Motivation, Absentéisme, Médecine psychosomatique, Infirmier, Laborantin, Adulte, Homme

Mots-clés Pascal : Condition travail, Organisation travail, Autonomie, Leadership, Responsabilité, Motivation, Satisfaction professionnelle, Absentéisme, Etat sanitaire, Plainte somatique, Psychosomatique, Milieu hospitalier, Infirmier, Personnel sanitaire, Adulte, Trouble somatoforme, Homme

Mots-clés Pascal anglais : Working condition, Job engineering, Autonomy, Leadership, Responsibility, Motivation, Job satisfaction, Absenteeism, Health status, Somatic complaint, Psychosomatics, Hospital environment, Nurse, Health staff, Adult, Somatoform disorder, Human

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Code Inist : 002A26L05. Création : 09/06/1995.

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