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See Latest ArticlesExploring social support and job satisfaction among associate degree program directors in california
Nursing Education Perspectives, 09/24/09
Mintz–Binder RD et al. – In this exploratory study, variables of social support and job satisfaction were studied. Variables were found to be limited opportunities for peer interaction, expressed discontent, and retention concerns. A significant positive relationship between job satisfaction and social support was noted. Recommendations for future research are offered.
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