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To examine the degree and structural characteristics of decision-making involvement among nurses working within the healthcare industry.

June 1, 1977Academy of Management Journal

Characteristics of Decisional Participation by Nurses.

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JAJoseph A. AluttoVisiting Nurse Service of New York DVDonald J. VredenburghBaruch College

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Observational study analyzes decision-making involvement in nurses, highlighting the structural dimensions of decisional participation across healthcare.

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To examine the degree and structural characteristics of decision-making involvement among nurses working within the healthcare industry.
Assessed nurse participation in administrative and clinical decision-making using a conceptual operational framework.
Evaluated the structure of healthcare organization decision processes relative to frontline nursing staff.
Identified distinct conceptual dimensions that define how professional nurses participate in institutional decision-making.
Demonstrated that structured decisional participation constructs effectively capture variations in nursing involvement across healthcare organizations.

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Alutto et al. (1977) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a71e4296c240de38cdc40fc https://doi.org/10.2307/255408

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Observational study analyzes decision-making involvement in nurses, highlighting the structural dimensions of decisional participation across healthcare.

Characteristics of Decisional Participation by Nurses.

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Characteristics of Decisional Participation by Nurses.

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