英文摘要 |
The aim of this study was to evaluate the influence of demographic traits and motivations on 5-year junior college program nursing students' will to practice nursing, and to compare the difference of practice intentions between nursing students among different colleges. The suggestions of this study may be used as a reference for improving the rate of practice of nursing students. A survey was conducted with the 103 freshmen and 98 graduating students in nursing departments of two 5-years junior colleges of Tai-Nan and Chia-Yi counties. The questionnaire used in this study covered: 1. The scale of demographic traits, motivations, and will to practice for freshmen students in the nursing department, 2. The scale of demographic traits, motivations, and intention of practice for graduating students in the nursing department. The data was analyzed using a t-test, one way ANOVA, and Scheffe test. Major findings of this study are as follows: 1. The most common motivators for students who selected the 5-year nursing colleges were high salaries, steady employment, and suggestions from parents, 2. While 67.0% of freshmen students enrolled in the nursing department showed the intention of practicing nursing as a career, only 50.0% graduating students in nursing department showed the will to practice nursing as a career; 3. The intensity of the intention of practice among graduating students is related to which 5-year nursing college they selected. Major suggestions of this study include: 1. Nursing departments of 5-year junior colleges should improve the marketing options to the parents of potential students, 2. Nursing departments should intensify students' enthusiasm and interest of their vocation in nursing; 3. Nursing departments of 5-year junior colleges should provide adequate courses, resources and consultation to help nursing students manage and adapt to the stress of clinical practice. |