Development and evaluation of a scale to measure nurses' unsafe driving behaviour while commuting.
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ABSTRACT: Driving is the most prevalent form of commuting for most workers but is also perhaps the most hazardous mode of travel with unsafe driving contributing significantly to road traffic accidents. Despite nurses having been reported as being at higher risk of commuter-related accidents over the last three decades, little is known about unsafe driving behaviours among nurses while commuting, which is unique from other driving routines. Additionally, the lack of appropriate tools to measure such behaviours is apparent. This study aims i) to identify unsafe driving behaviours among nurses while commuting and ii) to develop a scale to assess nurses' unsafe commuting driving behaviours. The study employed a multiphase and multimethod approach to develop the scale, which was subject to stringent val
SUBMITTER: Mohd Yusoff H
PROVIDER: S-EPMC10788452 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Jan
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature
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