Literature DB >> 10412708

[Cooperation and job satisfaction in a nursing-physician team. An analysis of nursing evaluation in psychiatry].

W Milch1, R Ernst, W Laubach.   

Abstract

PURPOSE: Empirical studies of nursing in psychiatry rarely consider the collaboration between nurses and doctors. Which variables determine the quality of the cooperation between nurses and doctors?
METHODS: In 1992 and 1997, all nurses of a psychiatric hospital were interrogated by means of questionnaire (FAPP) in order to measure the quality of collaboration.
RESULTS: In spite of major changes in the hospital management and higher work-load assessment by the nurses concerning the collaboration with doctors and with other nurses, the quality of team-work and participating in treatment decisions, was more positive in 1997. Nurses with a "negative" collaboration with doctors, also have difficulties to collaborate with other nurses. This finding did not depend on gender, age or length of professional career.
CONCLUSION: All institutional provisions that improve the cooperation, the competence, the responsibility, and the ward-atmosphere, also ameliorate the cooperation with other occupational groups in the hospital.

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Year:  1999        PMID: 10412708

Source DB:  PubMed          Journal:  Psychiatr Prax        ISSN: 0303-4259


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