Nursing careers: What motivated nurses to choose their profession?

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Nursing careers: What motivated nurses to choose their profession?

This paper considers self-reported reasons for choosing to be a nurse and intentions related toremaining in the profession. The data are drawn from a survey of Western AustralianRegistered Nurses which was part of a broader study of issues for recruitment and retention ofnurses in the context of cur...

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Main Authors:	McCabe, Rebecca, Nowak, Margaret, Mullen, Scott
Format:	Working Paper
Published:	Curtin University of Technology 2005
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/3554

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