Relationship between communication manners of head nurses with job satisfaction of nurses under their supervision in educational hospitals of Isfahan University of Medical Sciences in 2006
2010
Head Nurses' Communication and Nurses' Job Satisfaction
Sample size: 203
publication
Evidence: moderate
Author Information
Author(s): Abdollah Rezaei Dehaghani, Habibollah Hosseini, Khosrow Tavakol, Soheila Bakhtiyari
Primary Institution: Isfahan University of Medical Sciences
Hypothesis
There is an association between head nurses’ interpersonal communication and job satisfaction of nurses under their supervision.
Conclusion
Improving head nurses' interpersonal communication can enhance job satisfaction among nursing personnel.
Supporting Evidence
- 73% of participants rated head nurses' communication as excellent.
- 65% of participants reported excellent job satisfaction with their current managers.
- Significant association found between head nurses' communication and nurses' job satisfaction.
Takeaway
This study found that when head nurses communicate well, nurses feel happier at their jobs.
Methodology
Descriptive and analytical study using questionnaires to assess job satisfaction and interpersonal communication.
Participant Demographics
77% female nurses, 90.5% with a BS degree.
Statistical Information
P-Value
0.011
Statistical Significance
p<0.011
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