… in Registered Nurses’ ability to promote a high quality of care, but a great deal depends on
their work circumstances. This study emphasizes Registered Nurses’ … 15 Registered Nurses 6 …

… ART 1 OF THIS SIX-PART SERIES of articles on the state of the registered nurse (RN)
work … ing the perceptions of RNs on the extent and severity of the current nursing shortage, …

… However, more knowledge of their perceptions is … registered nurses' perceptions of both
rewarding and its significance. This study is a part of a research project of registered nurses' …

… A descriptive qualitative research design was used to explore the registered nurses’
perceptions regarding the high turnover rates among nurses at a Tertiary Care University Hospital. …

Background: This review synthesizes contemporary research investigating the factors
influencing RNs' perceptions of their professional identity. Method: The method used was an …

… Despite the significance of this issue, the perspectives of registered nurses have rarely …
perceptions of experienced registered nurses regarding the clinical competence of new nursing …

… and to describe registered nurses’ … registered nurses’ psychosocial experiences. An
extended length of stay significantly reduces the level of nursing and caring that registered nurses …

… This paper presents data relating to registered nurses’ perceptions of deficiencies in their
control over factors that affect everyday ‘standards of nursing practice’. Data relating to this …

… The decline in enrolment in registered nursing programmes over recent years is one of the
important factors influencing the nursing shortage in western countries (Zare et al. 2009). In …

… Registered nurses providing direct adult patient care on 29 wards were invited to participate
in … ; however, one ward manager in Hospital A declined participation on behalf of her nurses. …