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Organizational Commitment to Professional Practice Models
JONA: The Journal of Nursing Administration, 2005Magnet hospitals must show evidence of professional practice models. A professional practice organizational environment is necessary, but not sufficient, to create professional practice models. The authors analyze the relationship between a professional practice environment and a professional practice and explore organizational commitments required to ...
Patricia H, Arford, Laurie, Zone-Smith
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Power, Professionalism, and Commitment
Administration & Society, 1979Although traditional models of professionalism view professional and bureaucratic norms as incompatible, recent studies have found a direct relationship between the two sets of norms. This article reports on the results of research on the reactions of professionals to change in the distribution of power in an educational organization.
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A concept analysis of professional commitment in nursing
Nursing Ethics, 2017Background: The concept of professional commitment is being widely studied at present. However, although it is considered an indicator for the most human part of nursing care, there is no clear definition for it, and different descriptors are being used indiscriminately to reference it.
Loreto, García-Moyano +5 more
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Commitments to Fellow Professionals
2020Doctors’ ability to satisfy their responsibilities to society and patients involves fulfilling the duties that one medical professional owes to another. These duties include the interrelated obligations of peer responsiveness, peer communication, and peer scrutiny, which all derive from medicine’s commitments to make the profession worthy of trust and ...
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A field study on organizational commitment, professional commitment and peer mentoring
ACM SIGMIS Database: the DATABASE for Advances in Information Systems, 2007This study investigates attitudes and citizenship behaviors of IS workers in the software industry by examining relationships among various facets of organizational commitment, professional commitment, and a particular organizational citizenship behavior (OCB) called peer mentoring.
Scott E. Bryant +2 more
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Mentoring: a professional commitment.
Journal of National Black Nurses' Association : JNBNA, 1997Nursing professionals have an obligation to increase the number and quality of nurses of color in the profession. Nursing students of color are often at risk of dropping out of the nursing program. Leaders of the National Black Nurses Association recognize the value of mentoring to improve student retention.
D E, Ramsey +2 more
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Professionalism and Credible Commitment
2016Professionals are difficult to control, but their behavior is fairly easy to predict. And that, of course, is at the heart of all this. A professional, if given total autonomy and insulated from external pressures, can be counted upon to behave in a manner characteristic of his type. That is what true professionalism is all about.
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Organizational and Professional Commitment in Professional and Nonprofessional Organizations
Administrative Science Quarterly, 1995An earlier version of this paper was presented at the 1994 American Sociological Meetings, Los Angeles. This research was funded by the Alberta Law Foundation (Grant #6035) and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council of Canada (Award #725-91-3002), and assistance was provided by the Law Society of Alberta. I wish to thank Charles W. Mueller
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