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Intervention Program of a Job Crafting

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20-60 years
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Intervention Program of a Job Crafting is a study aimed at helping nurses feel better and perform better at work. Nurses are often in tough work environments, and this program helps them change their jobs to fit their strengths and preferences. Job crafting means reshaping your role to make it more meaningful and enjoyable. The study will look at how this affects nurses' work, attitude, and performance. By understanding these effects, we can find ways to make nurses happier and more effective, which improves healthcare for everyone. 🏥

  • Key Points: The study is about job crafting for nurses.
  • Participants must be under 60 years old and willing to join.
  • Excludes those in training programs for 6 months or more.
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    Educational Problems
    Work-Related Condition
    Nurse's Role

NCT06200701

Alexandria University

24 January 2024

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