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Quality of life of nurses and midwives and quality of life perception (Antalya State Hospi̇tal sample)

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2014
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Quality of life, an individual's economic, social, health and psychological aspects of the situation in itself creates a sense of satisfaction that is associated with. Enhance quality of life and reducing a number of situations are known to exist. To determine the level of quality of life and some of the indicators that can be used in parallel with the indicator scale utilized. In this way it is possible to identify individuals' perceptions of quality of life. Pace of work within a busy and tiring at the same time a number of responsibilities in the context of everyday life cycle, the quality of life for individuals who have roles are becoming much more important. Providing services within the health sector in the quality of life for nurses who have high or low should be evaluated in terms of business and everyday life include specific results. Scope of this study to determine nurses' perception of quality of life are being studied. Research in this direction as the data collection techniques adopted and the WHOQOL questionnaire was used to survey. The sample from Antalya Ataturk State Hospital employees have been identified. Data on frequency analysis and chi-square tests were analysed and interpreted. Research results most of the working conditions of health workers is affected by the quality of life, physical health problems could be seen, but in general, physically and psychologically driven shows that a healthy lifestyle. Key Words : Nursing, Quality of Life, WHOQOL Scale

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Filiz Ekelik Gülgün

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Filiz Ekelik Gülgün (Master Thesis). Quality of life of nurses and midwives and quality of life perception (Antalya State Hospi̇tal sample), 2014, İstanbul Beykent University.

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