Training Nurses in Developing Self-regulation Skills and Its Benefit on Patients' Satisfaction

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Title:	Training Nurses in Developing Self-regulation Skills and Its Benefit on Patients' Satisfaction
Authors:	Kalavana, Theano
Major Field of Science:	Medical and Health Sciences
Field Category:	Basic Medicine
Keywords:	Public;Environmental & Occupational Health;Psychology
Issue Date:	2012
Source:	Psychology & health, 2012, Volume: 27 Pages: 64-65 Supplement: 1 Special Issue: SI
Abstract:	This was a longitudinal study aimed to examine Self-Regulation skills of nurses (N¼ 338,X¼38.8, SD¼ 8.8) in the clinical setting and their relation to (professional) goal accomplishment and patients’ satisfaction (control group), to develop a 6-month (72 hours)intervention program in which nurses were taught and exercised self-regulation skills (experimental group) and examine the differences between control group and experimental group on SR skills, professional goal accomplishment and patients’ satisfaction.
URI:	https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14279/9980
ISSN:	08870446
DOI:	10.1080/08870446.2012.707817
Rights:	© 2012 Taylor & Francis
Type:	Article
Affiliation :	Cyprus University of Technology
Publication Type:	Peer Reviewed
Appears in Collections:	Άρθρα/Articles

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