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Sosial kapital og stressrelaterte lidelser for ansatte i sykehjemssektoren i Norge

Authors: Endresen, Arne; Testad, Ingelin;

Sosial kapital og stressrelaterte lidelser for ansatte i sykehjemssektoren i Norge

Abstract

Bakgrunn: Den demografiske endringen i befolkningen vil medføre en utfordring for helsetjenestetilbudet generelt og innen innenfor sykehjemssektoren spesielt i tiden som kommer. I denne studien vil sammenhenger mellom sosial kapital og stressrelaterte helseplager blant ansatte innenfor sykehjemssektoren bli undersøkt. Metode: 197 helsepersonell fra fire ulike sykehjem inngikk i studien hvor stressrelaterte helseplager ble målt ved å anvende Hopkins Symtoms Check List (HSCL-10) og sosial kapital ved QPS-Nordic for psykososiale faktorer i arbeidslivet. Data ble analysert ved faktoranalyser(konstruksjon av sosial kapital), samt via korrelasjonsanalyse og multiple regresjonsanalyser.Resultat: Det foreligger en signifikant sammenheng mellom sosial kapital og stressrelaterte lidelser blant ansatte i sykehjemssektoren. Den vertikale relasjonen (leder-ansatt) er nært knyttet til forekomsten av stressrelaterte lidelser blant sykehjemsansatte, og da slik at vertikal rettferdighet framstår som den sterkeste prediktoren.Konklusjon: Resultatene støtter ideen om i sterkere grad å vektlegge relasjonelle forhold generelt, og utvikling av gode vertikale relasjoner i organisasjonen spesielt, i organisasjonsutviklingen innenfor helsevesenet Norge.

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stressrelaterte lidelser, sosial kapital, relasjoner, RT1-120, Sykehjem, Nursing

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