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The Development of Healthy Work Environment Standards for Nurses in Turkey

Türkiye’de Hemsireler Için Saglıklı Çalısma Ortamı Standartlarının Gelistirmesi

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30–38
Publication Date
2022-10-18
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Conclusion: As a result of this project, healthy work environment standards speci c to nursing in Turkey were developed and are applicable to all institutions.

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Objective & Hypothesis:Aim: To develop healthy work environment standards that are speci c to nursing in Turkey and that will guide the planning for a healthy work environment.
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Key Findings & Data:Results: Ninety-three and 87 panelists participated in the rst and second Delphi rounds respectively.
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Conclusion & Impact:Conclusion: As a result of this project, healthy work environment standards speci c to nursing in Turkey were developed and are applicable to all institutions.
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Aim: To develop healthy work environment standards that are speci c to nursing in Turkey and that will guide the planning for a healthy work environment. Methods: The e-Delphi technique was used in this study. In the rst Delphi round, one open-ended question was asked to the panelists. The responses were evaluated using content analysis. In the analysis of the second Delphi round, the median, the rst and third quartiles, and the width measurements were used. Results: Ninety-three and 87 panelists participated in the rst and second Delphi rounds respectively. As a result of the content analysis of the 298 standards proposed in the rst Delphi round, characteristics of a healthy work environment were grouped under 13 main standards with 92 sub-standards. Based on these standards, the second Delphi survey was prepared and sent back to the panelists. The second list of standards was reviewed if they were applicable to different sectors. Finally, a list of standards for a healthy work environment was prepared, consisting of 6 main standards and 35 sub-standards. Conclusion: As a result of this project, healthy work environment standards speci c to nursing in Turkey were developed and are applicable to all institutions.

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Amaç: Hemsirelere saglıklı çalısma ortamının saglanmasında yapılacakdüzenlemelere yön verecek, ülkemize özgü "hemsireler için saglıklı çalısmaortamı standartlarının" gelistirilmesidir.Yöntem: Bu çalısmada E-Delphi teknigi kullanılmıstır. Birinci Delturunda panelistlere açık uçlu sorular sorulmustur. Soruya verilen yanıtlariçerik analizi ile degerlendirilmistir. 2. Delphi turunda elde edilenverilerin analizinde ise medyan, birinci çeyrek, üçüncü çeyrek vegenislik ölçüleri kullanılmıstır.Bulgular: 1. Delphi turuna 93 panelist katılmıs ve 298 standart önerisibelirlenmistir. Içerik analizi sonucunda hemsireler için saglıklı çalısmaortamı özellikleri 13 ana standart altında 92 alt standart olarak gruplandırılmıstır.Bu standartlar ile ikinci Delphi anketi hazırlanmıs vepanelistlere yeniden gönderilmistir. 2. Delphi turuna 87 panelist katılmıstır.Standartlar listesi, özel-üniversite-kamu kurumlarında uygulanabilirlikve kullanılabilirlik açısından gözden geçirilmistir. Bu sürecinsonucunda, "6 ana ve 35 alt standarttan olusan saglıklı çalısma ortamıstandartlar" listesi belirlenmistir.Sonuç: Bu proje sonucunda, ülkemize özgü ve tüm kurumlarda uygulanabilecekhemsireler için saglıklı çalısma ortamı standartları gelistirilmistir.

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GÖKTEPE, N., TÜRKMEN, E., UNCU, S., YÜRÜMEZOĞLU, H. A., KOCAMAN, G., İNTEPELER, Ş. S. (2022). The Development of Healthy Work Environment Standards for Nurses in Turkey. Hemşirelikte Eğitim ve Araştırma, Cilt: 15 - Sayı: 1, 30–38. https://ajindex.com/articles/536349

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