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The effect of nurses' job characteristics on missed nursing care in medical and surgical departments in selected Slovenian hospitals : a cross-sectional study
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Bahun, Mateja
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Lobe, Bojana
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Skela-Savič, Brigita
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Aim: The aim was to examine the extent of missed nursing care (MNC), the reasons behind it and the contribution of nurses’ job characteristics to MNC in Slovenian hospitals. Methods: A cross-sectional explorative research was conducted. The BERNCA-R and part B of the MISSCARE questionnaire were used. A total of 880 nurses from 10 hospitals in Slovenia participated with completed questionnaires; of those, 57.6% were healthcare assistants and 42.4% were registered nurses. Univariate, bivariate and multivariate analyses were performed. Results: In the five-component solution of the MNC, the activities of ‘Monitoring’ (M=2.09; SD=0.909) and ‘Caring, support, activation, education’ (M=2.03; SD=0.822) were the most frequently missed, with the leading item being ‘Conversation with a patient or their family’ (M=2.45; SD=0.940). Labour resources (M=3.44; SD=0.642) were the most common reason for MNC, with inadequate number of staff (M=3.75; SD=0.660) as the leading item. The stepwise multiple regression model showed that the more significant the labour resources are, the more frequently MNC occurs in all five dimensions (p=0.000–0.002). Most job characteristics proved to be significant; however, as satisfaction with wages, years of employment and assessment of the quality of nursing care increase, MNC decreases in all five dimensions. Conclusions: This study enables healthcare decision makers and managers at the national level and in healthcare organisations to understand the problem of missed nursing care and to plan and implement changes accordingly.
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English
Keywords:
BERNCA-R
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MISSCARE
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work environment
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Nurse retention
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Quality of healthcare
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workforce
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Article
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1.01 - Original Scientific Article
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FDV - Faculty of Social Sciences
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Published
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Year:
2025
Number of pages:
Str. 24-31
Numbering:
Letn. 64, št. 1
PID:
20.500.12556/RUL-175111
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616-083
ISSN on article:
0351-0026
DOI:
10.2478/sjph-2025-0004
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221228035
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16.10.2025
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Slovenian journal of public health
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Zavod LRS za zdravstveno varstvo, Republiški zdravstveni center, Zavod LRS za zdravstveno varstvo, Republiški zdravstveni center, Nacionalni inštitut za javno zdravje, Inštitut za varovanje zdravja Republike Slovenije, Univerzitetni zavod za zdravstveno in socialno varstvo
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0351-0026
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3287810
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Slovenian
Title:
Učinek značilnosti delovnih mest medicinskih sester na neizvedeno zdravstveno nego na internističnih in kirurških oddelkih v izbranih slovenskih bolnišnicah : presečna raziskava
Keywords:
BERNCA-R
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MISSCARE
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delovno okolje
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zadrževanje medicinskih sester
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kakovost zdravstvene oskrbe
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delovna sila
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