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Table 3 Percent of nurses who were satisfied with job conditions related to intrinsic motivation, by facility type, and association with overall job satisfaction

From: Understanding job satisfaction and motivation among nurses in public health facilities of Ethiopia: a cross-sectional study

Item

% of nurses who were satisfied

Association with overall job satisfaction (TCC)a

Hospitals

(n = 34)

Health centers (n = 390)

All nurses

(n = 424)

Recognition

 I feel that the organization values my work

50.0

49.7

49.8

0.51*

 I received recognition for doing good work

50.0

58.2

57.6

0.56*

 I feel that the community values my work

91.2

93.6

93.4

0.32*

Opportunity for advancement

 I feel there are sufficient opportunities for promotion with my employer

20.6

29.0

28.3

0.44*

 I have been given the training that I need to succeed in my position

38.2

39.7

39.6

0.38*

 I have access to coaching and mentoring to improve my skills when needed

64.7

61.8

62.0

0.40*

Features of the work itself

 My work load is reasonable

61.8*

78.5*

77.1

0.48*

 I can take time to eat lunch almost every day

58.8

61.0

60.9

0.27*

 The job is a good match for my skills and experience

82.4

69.0

70.1

0.44*

 My job description is clear and up to date

68.7

71.3

71.0

0.39*

 I am not worried about losing my job

70.6

78.6

77.9

0.34*

 My annual performance appraisal is based on my work plan

64.7

75.1

74.3

0.49*

  1. *p < 0.05; a Tetrachoric correlation coefficient (TCC)