WILL SHE STAY OR WILL SHE GO? FACILITY-LEVEL IMPACTS ON NURSE AIDES’ RETENTION AND TURNOVER RATES IN OHIO NURSING HOMES

Will they stay or will they go? Insight into nursing turnover.

T he nursing profession is being faced with the dilemma of increasing retention and decreasing turnover of nursing staff in the face of economic limitations. Given the current state of the economy, turnover has decreased significantly as retir-ees continue to work and part-time employees work full-time to support their families. As a profession, nursing needs to be forward thinking ; as the eco...

US nurse says she will fight Ebola quarantine.

The US nurse who cared for patients with Ebola virus disease in west Africa and is now being held in quarantine in her home in Maine said on 29 October that she would challenge her detention in court. The nurse, Kaci Hickox, was held in an isolation tent for three days outside a New Jersey hospital over the weekend after she returned from Sierra Leone. The 33 year old nurse was found to have a ...

Slow euthanasia-or "she will be better off in hospital".

PROFESSOR MITCHELL: Dr Emerson clearly identified the site of the process correctly, but this is a different sort of process from the ordinary dissection that he was talking about. Did he have aortic medionecrosis ? DR SMITH: He did not have dissection, with blood tracking through the media. PROFESSOR MITCHELL: Would Dr Emerson like to put it all together with investigations and management ? DR...

Will they stay or will they go? The role of job embeddedness in predicting turnover in individualistic and collectivistic cultures.

Although turnover is an issue of global concern, paradoxically there have been few studies of turnover across cultures. We investigated the cross-cultural generalizability of the job embeddedness model (Mitchell & Lee, 2001) by examining turnover in an individualistic country (United States) and a collectivistic country (India). Using cross-cultural data from call centers (N = 797), we demonstr...

Transit-Induced Gentrification: Who Will Stay, and Who Will Go?