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Abdalla Osman
Abdalla Osman
Saudi Arabia
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Investigating the Correlation between Job Satisfaction, Autonomy, And Self-Efficacy among School Nurses in Bahrain Mixed Methods Study
Author(s): Evelyn E. Feliciano, Amira Y. Boshra, Paulo Carl G. Mejia, Alfredo Z. Feliciano, Jestoni D. Maniago, Hussain Mohammed Alsharyah, Mylene C. Malabanan and Abdalla OsmanEvelyn E. Feliciano, Amira Y. Boshra, Paulo Carl G. Mejia, Alfredo Z. Feliciano, Jestoni D. Maniago, Hussain Mohammed Alsharyah, Mylene C. Malabanan and Abdalla Osman
Hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, and health centers are the traditional places where nurses work, but nurses have recently started working in new areas such as government and private schools, and they play a critical role in better health outcomes in the education setting. In order to better understand these roles, this study aimed to investigate the factors affecting job satisfaction and the relationship between job satisfaction, autonomy, and self-efficacy amongst school nurses in Bahrain. This study used a mixed-method approach involving an exploratory sequential design with a survey and subsequent one-on-one interviews. A total of 142 school nurses in Bahrain were surveyed and data were collected using structured psychometric tools to measure job satisfaction, self-efficacy, and autonomy. Demographic characteristics of participants (gender, age, nursing specialty, professional d.. View More»