英文摘要 |
Head nurses play a pivotal role in medical centers and are expected to perform different tasks in different ages. It is important to understand how head nurses evaluate their performance under such working conditions. The purposes of this study were to investigate the frequency toward the job contents among clinical head nurses at a medical center located in northern Taiwan. The investigations covered the frequency of head nurses' daily performance contents, and head nurses with different working units, educational background, and working experiences were examined. The design of this study was cross-sectional with a sample of 90 head nurses working in a medical center. A self-developed constructed questionnaire was employed in this study. The performances of a head nurse included two parts: the managerial role, which includes human resource management, finance management, communication, supplies and environment management and strategy planning. The other one is the professional role, which include nursing service, medical assistant behavior, training and education, and nursing research. The research results concluded that head nurses at medical centers often perform both managerial roles and professional roles within their daily work. |