Factors affecting turnover of Japanese novice nurses in university hospitals in early and later periods of employment
Journal of Nursing ManagementPublished 1 March 2010
Eiko Suzuki, Akira Tagaya, Katsuya Ota, Yoshinobu Nagasawa, Rieko Matsuura, Chifumi Sato
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Burnout was revealed to be the most significant factor affecting the turnover of novice nurses and nurse managers should be vigilant and exercise care in the prevention of burnout among novice nurses.
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Burnout was revealed to be the most significant factor affecting the turnover of novice nurses. Implications for nursing management Nurse managers should be vigilant and exercise care in the prevention of burnout among novice nurses.
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