英文摘要 |
The intention to of new nurses to stay in their position is an important issue for manpower shortages nowadays. New nurses have to confront a series of reality shocks, heavy stress, and role-change process. This is the reason that traditional training systems receive much criticism and face many challenges. When staff turnover rate is high, work ambiance will become worse and result in more nurses leaving hospitals. As nursing management implies emphasizing member-center partnership, managers must make changes and realize the meaning of this partnership. This article uses postmodernism concepts such as decentralization, multiplicity, inter-subjectivity and deconstruction to reflect the new nurses management system during their reality shock period. Moreover, the article aims to help new nurses overcome crises from three stages including the shock period, rejection period, and resolution period through changing notions, roles and methods. This article also serves as a reference for managers to reform retaining measures for new nurses and establish (more) positive work environments. |