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Effects of Sexual Harassment on Job Satisfaction and SelfEsteem in Nursing Students at Teaching Hospitals

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  • Adnan Aslam

    (Lahore Garision University)

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Present study examined the impact of sexual harassment on self-esteem and job satisfactionamongin-trainingnursesoffourteachinghospitals/medicalinstitutesi.e.,the Faiz Memorial Hospital, Ibrahim Hospital, Niazi Medical Complex, and Fatima Hospital in Sargodha City. Convenient sampling for data collection was approved by the institutional review board. Participants were assured of their privacy and confidentiality and could choose not to answer any questions. Twenty of the sixty female respondents were members of the nursing staff, and 40 of the respondents were third-year bachelor's nursing program students.Data was collected from 60female in-training nurses throughthequestions that were designed to comply with the World Health Organization's ethical and safety guidelines for intervention research on violence against women.Study results hold significant importance for mental health andHRMprofessionalsforupgradingandmaintainingthesmoothworkenvironmentinmedicalhealthprofessionbyinitiatingandimplementingsexualharassmenttraining,policies,andproceduresto provideasafe, healthyworkenvironmentforin-trainingnurses.

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  • Adnan Aslam, 2023. "Effects of Sexual Harassment on Job Satisfaction and SelfEsteem in Nursing Students at Teaching Hospitals," Journal of International Relations and Social Dynamics, 50sea, vol. 2(2), pages 95-102, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:abq:jirsd1:v:2:y:2023:i:2:p:95-102
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