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ABSTRACT: Background
The global shortage of nurses is a pressing issue affecting healthcare quality and patient outcomes. Nurse turnover is driven by work-related stress, and job dissatisfaction is persistent. In Saudi Arabia, many diploma-prepared nurses need more bridging programs to convert their diplomas into bachelor's degrees. Educational and organizational issues can limit the provision of quality nursing care. Differences in educational preparation influence nurses' interpretations of patient safety and their roles within healthcare systems. Addressing the need for more policies and regulations regarding nurse turnover and the retention of diploma-prepared nurses is crucial. Thus, a comprehensive exploration of barriers and incentives for diploma-prepared nurses to complete their Bac
SUBMITTER: Nasser S
PROVIDER: S-EPMC11304612 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Aug
REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature