Aksjologiczne rozważania na temat eudajmonizmu jako paradygmatu człowieka XXI wieku na przykładzie adaptacji zawodowej pielęgniarek i położnych

Konieczny, Grzegorz; Rasińska, Renata

doi:10.20883/pielpol.2017.74

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“…At the beginning of work, it increases stress and uncertainty, which is why the way of introducing a new person to work in the therapeutic team is very important. The manner in which a nurse will be prepared to work in a given position also shows how subjective is the organization's approach to an employee who creates the basic potential of the hospital [8].…”

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Socio-professional adaptation of a nurse in a new workplace

Jabłońska

Grzywacz

Grzymkowska

et al. 2022

Pol J Public Health

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Introduction. The period of socio-professional adaptation is a time when the new employee often feels insecure and is accompanied by emotional tension. Already in the initial period of work, an employee develops a specific attitude towards the environment, which, at a later stage, influences professional development or motivation. Aim. The aim of the study is to assess the course of the process of social and professional adaptation among nurses who, after graduation, started their first job in hospital departments in the Lubuskie Voivodeship, as well as to characterize the adaptation process and factors influencing its effective course. Material and methods. The material for the research was collected by means of a proprietary questionnaire. The number of 118 people participated in the study. Results. There was a statistical dependence between the socio-professional adaptation process and the existence of procedures related to it. Then a relationship was noted between the procedures for the adaptation process and the presentation of the adaptation plan to the new employee. Statistically significant differences were demonstrated by analyzing the feeling of being ready to work independently depending on the duration of the adaptation period in a new workplace. Conclusion. The adaptation process is often ineffective and important elements, such as access to adaptation procedures, adaptation plan, employee final evaluation, are often overlooked. These elements have a statistically significant impact on the overall assessment of the adaptation process. The adaptation period is often too short, which translates into the lack of readiness to work for new employees.

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