die implikasies van die mannekragstatus vir verpleging - ’n toekomsperspektief
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Abstract
It is essential that employers of nurses adopt a staff development policy. The trends regarding nursing manpower include increased demand; role change, expansion and development; improved staff utilisation. The education of nursing manpower will determine whether future challenges will be met. Problems in modern nursing, which include the effects of involvement in a service profession, reality shock and burnout, lead to loss of manpower or reduced productivity. A staff development policy can help to create a milieu in which these problems can be overcome.
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| Authors | ;F. de Villiers |
| Journal | Materials (Basel, Switzerland) |
| Year | 1982 |
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10.4102/curationis.v5i2.394
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