Impact of organizational justice and manager's mental health on staff nurses' affective commitment: A multilevel analysis of the work environment of hospital nurses in Japan-Part II (WENS-J-II)
Background: Nursing shortage is a global and priority issue. Affective commitment has been identified as a key to retention in the workplace. Exploring the way to promote the nurse's affective commitment is necessary to maintain the nursing workforce and care quality. The staff nurse's org...
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Main Authors: | Ayano Ito (Author), Miki Sasaki (Author), Yuki Yonekura (Author), Yasuko Ogata (Author) |
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2023-12-01T00:00:00Z.
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