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Researching the Internationally Educated Nursing Work Force in Saudi Arabia – Joan E Mitchell
Posted by rdjfraser under Education, Leadership, Research
Joan E Mitchell MSN, EdD
jemitchell [at] cbahi.org
Nurse Consultant and Surveyor
Central Board of Accrediation for Healthcare Institutions – Jeddah [googleMap], Saudi Arabi
Sitting down with Joan Mitchell at the Sigma Theta Tau Conference in Indianapolis and discussing her work in patient safety and quality of care was very enlightening. After watching her presentation at the conference about her research on job satisfaction on foreign trained nurses in Saudi Arabia. It was a pleasure to learn about how and why she choose this topic to research.
Research
- Mitchell, JE (2009) Job satisfaction and burnout among foreign-trained nurses in Saudi Arabia: A mixed-method study. Ed.D. dissertation, University of Phoenix, United States — Arizona. Retrieved January 20, 2010, from Dissertations & Theses: Full Text.(Publication No. AAT 3357443).
Resources
- Contact Helen Ziegler if you are interested in working in Saudi Arabia
Questions
- Joan Mitchell: Will this research be helpful to you, for personal or research reasons?
- Robert Fraser: Have you seen any advertisements recruiting nurses to international destinations? Have you thought about the factors that impact job satisfaction in those exotic destinations?
Citation styles
- AMA style
- Robert D. Fraser, Researching the Internationally Educated Nursing Work Force in Saudi Arabia – Joan E Mitchell. Nursing Ideas. January 21, 2010, 15:40 UTC. Available at: http://www.nursingideas.ca/2010/01/researching-the-internationally-educated-nursing-work-force-in-saudi-arabia-joan-e-mitchell/. Accessed March 11, 2010.
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This work by Robert Fraser is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported.
I received this forwarded video from Dr. Joan herself as we worked together for 4 years at King Faisal Specialist Hospital & research Center Jeddah while I was the OR Nurse Clinician/Educator.
Her dissertation is a actual fact that nurses gobally must connect to share ideas and expertise on different issues and nursing practice. Due to global crisis, economic situation is a big factor that could even affect healthcare and its services though their no way we compromise nursing care. Nurses are innovative and flexible to ensure safe quality patient care is exercised at all times. With compassion, updated nursing skills, knowledge and correct attitude towards patient care and wholesome interpersonal working relationship gear to satisfied professional nurse who will enjoy their work and eventually promote nursing profession.
Congtulations Dr. Joan for succesful presentation and being re-elected as Vice-Chairman for Jeddah Nurse Executive Forum (JNEF).
Cheers to Rob and team,
Zeny Concepcion, RN BSN, MSN on-goin
President, Philippine Nurses Association-Jeddah Chapter