Abstract
An online survey of 288 Israeli nurses at the early COVID-19 phases showed that nurses’ perceptions of their organization preparedness (uniform messages and availability of PPE) is related to perceptions of resilience and anxiety. Organizational preparedness is a way to assure nurses’ resilience in the midst of a pandemic. A survey of nurses in a large medical-center and a geriatric hospital in Israel was conducted in mid-April. Organizational preparedness, in terms of knowledge transfer and availability of PPE, but not personal risk-factors, were associated with self-reported resilience and anxiety. Lessons can be widely transferable to other healthcare settings.
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Lead Author Affiliation
University of Haifa, Haifa, Israel
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Presentation
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Keywords:
COVID-19, Hospital Nurses'™ Resilience, Organizational Factors, Israel
Recommended Citation
Shadmi, Efrat; Zisberg, Anna; Shulyaev, Ksenya; Asulin, Rina; Eilon, Yael; Hyams, Gila; Fisher, Galia; and Har-Noy, Ronit, "Relationships between organizational and personal factors and hospital nurses' resilience during the early COVID-19 phases" (2021). Creating Healthy Work Environments Event Materials. 35.
https://www.sigmarepository.org/chwe/2021/presentations_2021/35
Conference Name
Creating Healthy Work Environments 2021
Conference Host
Sigma Theta Tau International
Conference Location
Virtual Event
Conference Year
2021
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Relationships between organizational and personal factors and hospital nurses' resilience during the early COVID-19 phases
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An online survey of 288 Israeli nurses at the early COVID-19 phases showed that nurses’ perceptions of their organization preparedness (uniform messages and availability of PPE) is related to perceptions of resilience and anxiety. Organizational preparedness is a way to assure nurses’ resilience in the midst of a pandemic. A survey of nurses in a large medical-center and a geriatric hospital in Israel was conducted in mid-April. Organizational preparedness, in terms of knowledge transfer and availability of PPE, but not personal risk-factors, were associated with self-reported resilience and anxiety. Lessons can be widely transferable to other healthcare settings.