Background of the Study
The performance of emergency nurses is crucial to the overall functioning of emergency departments, as they are often the first point of care in critical situations. Salary levels have long been considered a key motivator influencing job performance across various professions, including nursing. This study aims to assess how salary levels affect the job performance of emergency nurses at Ogun State Teaching Hospital, examining whether adequate compensation enhances motivation and the quality of care provided in emergency situations.
Statement of the Problem
Despite the critical role of emergency nurses in saving lives, there have been concerns about low morale and suboptimal job performance due to inadequate compensation. In Ogun State Teaching Hospital, there is a lack of clear understanding about the direct impact of salary levels on the job performance of emergency nurses. Without proper compensation, nurses may experience burnout, reduced motivation, and lower-quality care, which could negatively impact patient outcomes. This study will investigate whether salary levels correlate with job performance and the quality of nursing care provided in emergency settings.
Objectives of the Study
Research Questions
Research Hypotheses
Scope and Limitations of the Study
This study will focus on emergency nurses employed at Ogun State Teaching Hospital. Limitations include the challenge of self-reported data from nurses, which could introduce response biases. Furthermore, variations in individual financial responsibilities and non-salary-related motivations may affect findings.
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