英文摘要 |
Nurses often delay off-duty from work, which causes overload of their work, lowers their job satisfaction, and even impacts their job retention. A survey regarding the current situation revealed that 93% of nurses delayed off-duty over 30 minutes, and the average delay of off-duty was about 40 minutes. The causes of delay of off-duty included complicated workflows, heavy work contents, extra non-professional tasks, team influence, administrative factors, and the environmental factors involving software and hardware. Kotter's eight steps of organizational transformation were applied as an improvement project: establishing an urgent sensation, forming a taskforce team, creating a vision, communing consensus, empowering assignments, creating win-win situations, consolidating the outcomes of efforts, and institutionalizing the changes After the implementation of the organizational transformation, nurses' delay of off-duty from work decreased from 93% to below 20%; job satisfaction, in terms of delay of off-duty, increased from 77% to 91%. The author expects that sharing about and implementation of an organizational transformation as a strategy can improve nurses' delay of off-duty from work and promote their job satisfaction. |