The Filipino nurses' resilience and the effects of workplace violence in selected hospitals in Metro Manila / Rommel John P. Lorenzo, Miguel A. Caliliw, Maurice Kate V. Cunanan, Angela Lois T. Macopia, Darlene B. Obed.

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Publication details: Pasay City : MTC, 2021.Edition: BS NursingDescription: 240 pagesContent type:

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Summary: The purpose of this study seeks to identify and explore the resilience of Filipino nurses who have been working for 3 years and have experienced workplace violence in the hospital. A mixed method convergent parallel design was utilized in this study to generate generalizable results to be combined with in-depth explorations for cross-validation, confirmation, or completeness.

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The purpose of this study seeks to identify and explore the resilience of Filipino nurses who have been working for 3 years and have experienced workplace violence in the hospital. A mixed method convergent parallel design was utilized in this study to generate generalizable results to be combined with in-depth explorations for cross-validation, confirmation, or completeness.

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The Filipino nurses' resilience and the effects of workplace violence in selected hospitals in Metro Manila / Rommel John P. Lorenzo, Miguel A. Caliliw, Maurice Kate V. Cunanan, Angela Lois T. Macopia, Darlene B. Obed.

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