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Survey-based Analysis of the Structure and Predictor of Empowerment among Public Health Nurses Akiko Kadoma 1 1Nagoya City University School of Nursing Keyword: 保健婦の専門性 , エンパワーメント , 地域看護活動 , speciality of public health nurses , empowerment , community health nursing pp.11-20
Published Date 2000/8/30
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Abstract

 To identify the structure and predictors of empowerment among public health nurses, a questionnaire survey was conducted among 470 such nurses.

 There were 191 replies, from which the following (40.6% response rate) results were obtained.

1) Using factor analysis, these 4 factors were identified as an integral part of empowerment: the ability to encourage family self-help, the ability to develop autonomy in others, the positive influence on communities, and an affirmative attitude toward work.

2) A principal component analysis of each factor was made, and three sub scales, namely encouraging family self-help, autonomy and community influence, made up the empowerment scale.

3) For developing greater skills in encouraging family self-help, the most apparent factors were frequent consultations with workers in related occupations, and strong motivation for self-fulfilment.

4) For autonomy, the most apparent factors were lower populations under their jurisdiction, more experience as a public health nurse, frequent consultations with workers in related occupations, high levels of work-life satisfaction and strong motivation.

5) The factors enhancing community influence were older age and motivation for self-fulfilment.

 From the above results,the empowerment of public health nurses is promoted by age and years of experience. It is also increased by the individual personalities of public health nurses who are more satisfied with their work and are more strongly motivated to succeed. For greater empowerment of public health nurses, this study suggests that it is also necessary to improve the workplace so that public health nurses can easily relate to workers in similar occupations.


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電子版ISSN 2185-8888 印刷版ISSN 0287-5330 日本看護科学学会

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