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Table 1 Measurement model

From: Is satisfaction a direct predictor of nursing turnover? Modelling the relationship between satisfaction, expressed intention and behaviour in a longitudinal cohort study

Factor

Item

Client Care

Proportion of time I spend/spent providing direct client care ('hands on' care)

 

Opportunities to provide good quality care

 

Proportion of time I spend/spent on paperwork

Staffing

Ratio of qualified to unqualified staff on days

 

Number of staff usually on days

Development

Opportunity to reflect on my practice with someone of a higher grade/position

 

Opportunity to reflect on practice with a group of colleagues

 

Opportunity to reflect on my own practice on my own while at work

 

Frequency of discussions about developing my career

 

Constructive feedback on my work from staff of a higher grade/position

 

Emotional support from my immediate line manager

Relationships

Quality of working relationships with colleagues

 

Emotional support from nurses of the same grade/position

Education

Opportunitiy to go on courses other than study days/workshops

 

Opportunity to go on study days/workshops

Work-Life Interface

Notice of off duty

 

Combining work hours with social life

 

Frequency with which I leave work on time

Resources

 

Adult and Child

Availability of equipment(e.g. hoists)

 

Availability of supplies (e.g. dressings)

Mental Health

Availability of equipment (e.g. audiovisual, art materials, books)

 

Availability of facilities (e.g. day room, quiet room, interview room)

Pay

Pay in relation to level of responsibility