Professional satisfaction of nurses at a surgicenter in an excellence hospital
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Centro cirúrgico, Centro de material e esterilizaçãoAbstract
Objectives: To analyze and compare the professional satisfaction index (PSI) of surgical block (SB) nurses. Method: Comparative and quantitative field study that used the PSI in the evaluation of autonomy, interaction, compensation, organizational standards, professional status and work requirements of nurses working in the SB of a private hospital in São Paulo. Results: Of the 49 nurses in the sample, 39 worked in the operating room (OR) and post-anesthesia recovery room (PARR) and 10 worked in the material and sterilization center (MSC). Interaction was the most important component, and professional status was the least important. However, professional status obtained the highest level of satisfaction, while work requirements received the lowest. The PSI was 11.04 (low level), considering possible variation between 0.9 and 37.1. There was a significant difference for interaction, with greater satisfaction of OR/PARR nurses compared to MSC nurses. Conclusion: Professional satisfaction of SB nurses assessed by PSI was low. It is important to have knowledge of the factors that influence this index, as satisfaction directly interferes in the quality of care and prevents occupational diseases, besides being an indicator of results in the work process.References
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