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Job Satisfaction and Intention to Quit Among Nursing Home Nursing Staff: Do Special Care Units Make a Difference?

Author(s): Robison, J., Pillemer, K.
Research regarding the impact of special care units (SCUs) on the experience of staff provides a somewhat inconsistent picture. Several studies have examined the effect on staff of working in a facility that has an SCU without including a comparison with staff who work on conventional units. These studies have found generally positive results, including lower turnover among nurses. Despite the promise of SCUs, the degree to which they differ in important outcomes from conventional nursing home care has not been firmly established. Some comparative studies have found no clear differences in resident outcomes for SCUs.
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Added November 2014

The Relationships Between Nurses’ Perceptions of the Hemodialysis Unit Work Environment and Nurse Turnover, Patient Satisfaction, and Hospitalizations

Author(s): Gardner, J. K., Fogg, L., Thomas-Hawkins, C., Latham, C. E.
Nephrology nurses’ impressions of their work environments (professional/social, not physical) are related to nurse and patient outcomes, for example, nurses’ employment decisions.
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Added March 2014

Job satisfaction in psychiatric nursing

Author(s): Ward, M., Cowman, S.
Added October 2012

Using Evidence-Based Design to Improve Outcomes

Author(s): Stichler, J.F.
Added October 2012

Nurse Executive Leadership Competencies for Health Facility Design

Author(s): Stichler, J.F.
Added October 2012

Leadership Roles for Nurses in Healthcare Design

Author(s): Stichler, J.F.
Added October 2012

Work-related stress, burnout and job satisfaction in Turkish midwives

Author(s): Oncel, S., Ozer, Z.C., Efe, E.
Added October 2012

Relationships among the nurse work environment, self-nurturance and life satisfaction

Author(s): Nemcek, M.A., James, G.D.
Added October 2012

Impact of a Multifaceted Intervention on Nurses' and Physicians' Attitudes and Behaviors Toward Family Presence During Resuscitation

Author(s): Mian, P., Warchal, S., Whitney, S., Fitzmaurice, J., Tancredi, D.
Added October 2012

Relationships between professional commitment, job satisfaction, and work stress in public health nurses in Taiwan

Author(s): Lu, K.Y., Chang, L.C., Wu, H.L.
Added October 2012

Moving to a purpose built acute psychiatric unit on a general hospital site--does the new environment produce change for the better?

Author(s): Feeney, L., Kavanagh, A., Kelly, B.D., Mooney, M.
Added October 2012

How to build a cath-lab operating room

Author(s): Bonatti, J., Vassiliades, T., Nifong, W., Jakob, H., Erbel, R., Fosse, E., Wekkala, K., Sutlic, Z., Bartel, T., Friedrich, G., Kiaii, B.
Added October 2012

Family presence during CPR: A study of the experiences and opinions of Turkish critical care nurses

Author(s): Badir, A., Sepit, D.
Added October 2012

Perioperative Ergonomics

Author(s): Applegeet, C.D.
Added October 2012

Design of circulation axes in densely used polyclinic waiting halls

Author(s): Akalin-Baskaya, A., Yildirim, K.
The purpose of this article is to explore whether spatial definition can affect the perceptual evaluations of users in highly dense conditions. The particular spatial definition studied in this research was the relationship between circulation axes and seating areas of a waiting hall. In crowded public interiors, it is generally assumed that users feel less comfortable and less safe. As suggested...
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Added October 2012

Desiccant system sews up savings and IAQ for Oklahoma City surgical suites

Author(s): Goliath
Added October 2012

Alberta Children's Hospital

Author(s): Logan, K.
Added October 2012

Cannon Design: Integrating Evidence Based Design in Architectural Practice: Issues and Challenges

Author(s): Watkins, N.
Added October 2012

The Road Ahead: The Need to Clarify and Re-Conceptualize Healing Environments

Author(s): Kuo, N., Hui, C.
Added October 2012

M.D. Anderson research: The physical environment’s effect on patients, families & staff.

Author(s): Etchegeray, J.M., Fischer, W., Lipka, S., & Sisolak, J
Added October 2012