kekurangan staf perawatan di rumah dan retensi terus menjadi keprihatinan prioritas bagi para pengambil kebijakan di
Ontario [2] dan lain- mana di Kanada [1,3], dengan kepedulian yang sama dibesarkan di negara / wilayah lain [4-6,26]. Temuan
kami berkontribusi untuk pengetahuan tentang pemanfaatan pelayanan kesehatan sumber daya manusia dan efektivitas tugas
kebijakan niat PSW 'untuk tinggal pergeseran. Studi kami adalah studi empiris pertama pada efek dari tugas kebijakan pada niat
PSW 'untuk tinggal di negara-negara berpenghasilan tinggi bergeser. Kami percaya temuan kami memiliki implikasi bagi
kebijakan dan praktek di negara lain. Berdasarkan analisis dari penelitian ini, kami menyarankan bahwa di daerah atau negara
lain, pengalihan tugas mungkin berkontribusi terhadap niat untuk tinggal dalam sistem perawatan kesehatan pekerja dengan
tanggung jawab yang sama dan tingkat hirarki dari PSW dalam penelitian kami. Namun, kami ingin memperingatkan para
pembuat kebijakan dan praktisi bahwa sementara pengalihan tugas mungkin ing promis-, praktek hemat biaya kontribusi untuk
PSW 'niat untuk tinggal, ada beberapa tantangan yang harus dipertimbangkan sebelum mengadopsi dan menggunakan praktek
secara luas. Rendahnya tingkat kompensasi dari PSW adalah kekhawatiran. Diatur profesional seperti perawat dan terapis juga
meningkatkan kekhawatiran di mendelegasikan tanggung jawab tertentu perawatan klien untuk PSW yang tidak profesional
diatur. Penelitian ini dilakukan pada tahap awal dari tugas kebijakan dan praktek pergeseran di Ontario, Kanada, dan adalah
mungkin bahwa dari waktu ke waktu efek negatif mungkin lebih besar daripada aspek-aspek positif dari tugas.
Conflict of interest
Tidak ada konflik kepentingan untuk Dr. Zeytinoglu , Dr. Denton , dan J. Plenderleith . Dr Brookman
dipekerjakan oleh organisasi penelitian ketika penelitian ini berlangsung . Hubungan ini diungkapkan untuk
McMaster University Research Etika Dewan dan persetujuan untuk pengumpulan data diterima ( MREB , proyek #
2010 108 )
Role of the funding source
Ontario Kesehatan Sumber Daya Manusia Jaringan Penelitian ( OHHRRN ) dan The Sosial dan Ekonomi
Dimensi Penuaan Penduduk II ( SEDAP II ) Program Penelitian yang didanai oleh Ilmu Sosial dan Humaniora
Research Council of Canada ( SSHRC ) memberikan dukungan keuangan untuk melakukan penelitian . Sumber
dana tidak terlibat dalam penyusunan artikel , dalam pengumpulan , analisis dan interpretasi data ; dalam penulisan
laporan; dan dalam keputusan untuk mengirimkan artikel untuk publikasi .
Acknowledgements
Penelitian untuk artikel ini didukung oleh hibah dari Ontario Kesehatan Manusia Sumber Daya Jaringan
Penelitian dan The Sosial dan Ekonomi Dimensi Penuaan populasi tion II Program Penelitian yang didanai oleh
Ilmu Sosial dan Humaniora Research Council of Canada . Kami ingin mengucapkan terima kasih Kate Ducak untuk
bantuan penelitian .
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