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KMID : 1164520130310020054
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Journal of Military Nursing Research
2013 Volume.31 No. 2 p.54 ~ p.64
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Concept Analysis of Nurses’ Oppressed Group Behavior
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Kim Myung-Ja
Jung Yoo-Mi
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Abstract
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to identify the concept of oppressed group behavior shown among nurses, and thus, to give an operational definition.
Methods : The concept analysis method, which comprises of eight stages, developed by Walker and Avant was used.
Results : The defining attributes of nurses` oppressed group behavior identified in this study were 1) gregariousness and conformity, 2) self-depreciation, and 3) submissive aggressiveness including horizontal violence. The antecedents to nurses` oppressed group behavior were 1) identification with the oppressor, 2) marginalization, and 3) low self-esteem. The consequences of nurses` oppressed group behavior included 1) lack of empowerment, 2) burnout, and 3) intension of turnover.
Conclusion : Considering the results, with continuous examination, nurses` oppressed group behavior should not be tolerated so that nurses are able to improve their job satisfaction and quality of nursing care.
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KEYWORD
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Oppressed Group Behavior, Concept Analysis, Nurse
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