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Perceived structural empowerment, resilience, and intent to stay among midwives and registered nurses in Saudi Arabia: a convergent parallel mixed methods study.

Areej Ghalib Al-OtaibiAhmad E AboshaiqahFatimah Ali AburshaidAnwar Nader AlKhunaiziSarah Abdulaziz AlAbdalhai
Published in: BMC nursing (2024)
The study's findings have significant implications for healthcare organizations. They highlight the importance of cultivating a culture of empowerment and resilience, which can serve as a powerful tool to encourage registered nurses and midwives to remain in their organizations. This insight empowers healthcare administrators, human resource managers, and obstetrics and gynecology professionals to take proactive steps toward improving retention rates.
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