Die beroepspatroon van verpleegkundiges

A long-term study on the career pattern of registered nurses in South Africa is being undertaken by the HSRC. Significant findings in the second phase of the project include the fact that the years of working experience of the study group were relatively high compared to other dominantly female prof...

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Main Author: G.J. Cilliers
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: AOSIS 1983-09-01
Series:Curationis
Online Access:https://curationis.org.za/index.php/curationis/article/view/558
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description A long-term study on the career pattern of registered nurses in South Africa is being undertaken by the HSRC. Significant findings in the second phase of the project include the fact that the years of working experience of the study group were relatively high compared to other dominantly female professions. No significant trend regarding loss of registered nurses over a number of years was found. Reasons why nurses leave and return to the profession were also investigated. Nurses mainly leave the profession because of family commitments and interest in nursing is a significant factor in motivating nurses to return.
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spelling doaj.art-d9e261ead00d4e6886ad9462e76f20bd2022-12-22T03:19:21ZengAOSISCurationis0379-85772223-62791983-09-0163141810.4102/curationis.v6i3.558445Die beroepspatroon van verpleegkundigesG.J. CilliersA long-term study on the career pattern of registered nurses in South Africa is being undertaken by the HSRC. Significant findings in the second phase of the project include the fact that the years of working experience of the study group were relatively high compared to other dominantly female professions. No significant trend regarding loss of registered nurses over a number of years was found. Reasons why nurses leave and return to the profession were also investigated. Nurses mainly leave the profession because of family commitments and interest in nursing is a significant factor in motivating nurses to return.https://curationis.org.za/index.php/curationis/article/view/558
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title_full Die beroepspatroon van verpleegkundiges
title_fullStr Die beroepspatroon van verpleegkundiges
title_full_unstemmed Die beroepspatroon van verpleegkundiges
title_short Die beroepspatroon van verpleegkundiges
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