Investigating factors influencing recruitment and retention of adult community nurses: an exploratory qualitative study across NHS trusts in England

This study highlights the multifaceted challenges surrounding community nurse recruitment and retention, emphasizing the need for targeted strategies that go beyond traditional hospital-focused approaches. While salary improvements remain crucial, broader systemic changes including workplace flexibility, compassionate leadership, and career development opportunities are essential to fostering a sustainable workforce. By addressing these factors through co-designed solutions and evidence-based policy adjustments, healthcare organizations can enhance job satisfaction, reduce attrition, and ultimately strengthen the future of community nursing.

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Primary Health Care Research & Development
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1017/s1463423625100480
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Human Resource and Talent Management
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Investigating factors influencing recruitment and retention of adult community nurses: an exploratory qualitative study across NHS trusts in England

Edwin Chamanga, Eamonn McKeown, Judith Dyson, Manuela Jarrett
1 citations
Primary Health Care Research & Development
Human Resource and Talent Management
2.76
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Investigating factors influencing recruitment and retention of adult community nurses: an exploratory qualitative study across NHS trusts in England

Edwin Chamanga, Eamonn McKeown, Judith Dyson, Manuela Jarrett
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Abstract

This study highlights the multifaceted challenges surrounding community nurse recruitment and retention, emphasizing the need for targeted strategies that go beyond traditional hospital-focused approaches. While salary improvements remain crucial, broader systemic changes including workplace flexibility, compassionate leadership, and career development opportunities are essential to fostering a sustainable workforce. By addressing these factors through co-designed solutions and evidence-based policy adjustments, healthcare organizations can enhance job satisfaction, reduce attrition, and ultimately strengthen the future of community nursing.

Primary Health Care Research & DevelopmentVol. 26
Birmingham City University (GB), Universidad de Londres (MX), University of Birmingham (GB)
Openalex Percentile: Top 8%
Human Resource and Talent Management
2.76
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