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Organizational Factors, Beliefs, Caring Behavior, and Quality of Nursing Work Life Among ICU Nurses: A Carolina Care–Informed Structural Model

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  • Tintin Sukartini
  • Yulis Setiya Dewi
  • Herdina Mariyanti
  • Vimala Ramoo
  • G. Kanchana
  • Muhammad Fikri Al-Faruq
  • Adinda Nurul Hamidah
  • Yumna Raihanatu
  • Alfi Syahri

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BackgroundThe quality of nursing work life (QNWL) is essential to maintain nurses’ well-being and professional performance, particularly in the intensive care unit (ICU) where workload, stress, and ethical challenges are high. Nurse characteristics, job demands, organizational support, Beliefs, and caring behavior are considered potential determinants of QNWL, but evidence regarding their pathways and mechanisms remains scarce.AimTo analyze the effects of nurse-related, job-related, and organizational factors on nurses’ Beliefs, caring behavior, and QNWL among ICU nurses using a Carolina Care–based structural model, including the partial mediating roles of Beliefs and caring behavior.Study DesignA cross-sectional design was applied to 200 ICU nurses from four hospitals. Data were collected using validated questionnaires assessing nurse characteristics, job factors, organizational support, Beliefs, and caring behavior, and QNWL PLS-SEM was employed to evaluate convergent validity, construct reliability, and the inner model.ResultsNurse factors had a significant negative influence on Beliefs (β = −0.208; p 

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  • Tintin Sukartini & Yulis Setiya Dewi & Herdina Mariyanti & Vimala Ramoo & G. Kanchana & Muhammad Fikri Al-Faruq & Adinda Nurul Hamidah & Yumna Raihanatu & Alfi Syahri, 2026. "Organizational Factors, Beliefs, Caring Behavior, and Quality of Nursing Work Life Among ICU Nurses: A Carolina Care–Informed Structural Model," Nursing Research and Practice, Hindawi, vol. 2026, pages 1-10, September.
    • Handle: RePEc:hin:jnlnrp:6830564
    DOI: 10.1155/nrp/6830564
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