Authors
Igor Portoghese, Maura Galletta, Adalgisa Battistelli, Michael P Leiter
Publication date
2015/9
Journal
Journal of nursing management
Volume
23
Issue
6
Pages
754-764
Description
Aim
To analyse nursing turnover intention from the unit by using multilevel approach, examining at the individual level, the relationships between job characteristics, job satisfaction and turnover intention, and at the group level the role of leader–member exchange.
Background
Research on nursing turnover has given little attention to the effects of multilevel factors.
Method
Aggregated data of 935 nurses nested within 74 teams of four Italian hospitals were collected in 2009 via a self‐administered questionnaire.
Results
Hierarchical linear modelling showed that job satisfaction mediated the relationship between job characteristics and intention to leave at the individual level. At the unit level, leader–member exchange was directly linked to intention to leave. Furthermore, cross‐level interaction revealed that leader–member exchange moderated the relationship between job characteristics and job satisfaction …
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