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Health Service Management Review
2011 Volume.5 No. 1 p.1 ~ p.13
An Effect of Nurses` Job Stress on Job Burnout and Job Effectiveness; Focusing on Large-sized Hospital in Daegu,Gyeongbuk Area
Cho Chul-Ho

Kim Mi-Sun
Abstract
This study intended to examine the relationship between job stress and job burnout, job satisfaction and turnover intention on nurses working at large-sized hospital in Daegu?Gyeongbuk area, and at leat, so far as nursery field, it is considered to be a earlier study. The purpose of this study was that organization manager can secure the effectiveness of the organization by providing a strategic plan aimed to operate effective nurses` human resource management. The findings are that nurses` job stress has significantly relation to the job burnout, job burnout has a significantly negative relation to job satisfaction and has a significantly positively relation to turnover intention, and job satisfaction has a significantly positively relations to turnover intention. This study has some limitation in relative to specific survey region and classification according to job diversity.
KEYWORD
Job Stress, Job Burnout, Job Satisfaction, Turnover Intention
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