Career Satisfaction of Millennial Filipino Nurses Employed in the Philippines and Abroad

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2023
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Abstract
The purpose of this study was to compare the career satisfaction of millennial Filipino hospital nurses employed locally and abroad. One hundred seventy-nine nurses working in hospitals in the Philippines and abroad were surveyed using the Mariani Nursing Career Satisfaction Scale. The difference in career satisfaction was analyzed using the Independent sample t-test. Results indicated that while Filipino millennial nurses were generally satisfied with their nursing careers, those working abroad had significantly higher career satisfaction than those employed in local hospitals.
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Authors Ryan Michael Oducado;
Journal WVSU Research Journal
Year 2023
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6
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https://journal.wvsu.edu.ph/index.php/journals/article/view/6
Keywords
philippines nurses career satisfaction millennial

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