The success of a hospital is strongly influenced by its human resources, nurses are the largest human resources in the hospital, therefore nurses are the spearhead of the hospital in the process of health services but sometimes nurses also experience stress in working, especially inpatient nurses. This study aims to influence the leadership of the head of the room, workload and culture of the organization to the work stress of inpatient room nurses hospital or space hospital. This study uses quantitative research method using causality survey approach. This suggests that workload needs to be improved on indicators measured against work stress, while for leadership and culture the organization needs to be maintained or leveled so as to lower...
Work stress is pressure from work that can affect the psychology of workers. Several factors that ca...
Stress is an excessive workload, feelings of distress and emotional tension that impedes individual ...
Based on data on the number of patients treated per year and the number of nurses in the inpatient i...
This study aims to analyze the relationship between workload and work stress of nurses in implementi...
ABSTRACT: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORKLOAD AND WORK STRESS IN INPATIENT NURSES The industrialization er...
Work stress is distress experienced by individuals in the face of work caused by the stressors of wo...
Most human resources who interact directly with patients are nurses, so that the quality of service ...
Stress is a non-specific response, the process of individual psychological disruption that can inter...
ABSTRACT Nurses are medical personnel who provide medical services to the community to support the h...
The issue of nurses' turnover is rising worldwide as it causes instability of nursing workforce. In ...
nurses will be in contact with patients, patient families, nursing colleagues and other health teams...
Background and objectives: According to a survey by the American Nurses Association (ANA), more than...
The stress nurses face in hospitals at work will greatly affect the quality of nursing services prov...
Abstrack : Leadership style is the way in which a leader in directing and influencing others to have...
The hospital is one form of health facilities, both organized by the government and or the community...
Work stress is pressure from work that can affect the psychology of workers. Several factors that ca...
Stress is an excessive workload, feelings of distress and emotional tension that impedes individual ...
Based on data on the number of patients treated per year and the number of nurses in the inpatient i...
This study aims to analyze the relationship between workload and work stress of nurses in implementi...
ABSTRACT: RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WORKLOAD AND WORK STRESS IN INPATIENT NURSES The industrialization er...
Work stress is distress experienced by individuals in the face of work caused by the stressors of wo...
Most human resources who interact directly with patients are nurses, so that the quality of service ...
Stress is a non-specific response, the process of individual psychological disruption that can inter...
ABSTRACT Nurses are medical personnel who provide medical services to the community to support the h...
The issue of nurses' turnover is rising worldwide as it causes instability of nursing workforce. In ...
nurses will be in contact with patients, patient families, nursing colleagues and other health teams...
Background and objectives: According to a survey by the American Nurses Association (ANA), more than...
The stress nurses face in hospitals at work will greatly affect the quality of nursing services prov...
Abstrack : Leadership style is the way in which a leader in directing and influencing others to have...
The hospital is one form of health facilities, both organized by the government and or the community...
Work stress is pressure from work that can affect the psychology of workers. Several factors that ca...
Stress is an excessive workload, feelings of distress and emotional tension that impedes individual ...
Based on data on the number of patients treated per year and the number of nurses in the inpatient i...