PubMed · 5675313
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A V Gudaitis, R M Donauer. 1968. A comparative study of three methods measuring prothrombin time.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/5675313/
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A meta-analytic study was conducted to investigate the causal relationships among individual, organizational and environmental factors related to nurses' intention to stay at or leave their jobs in Taiwanese hospitals. A total of 129 studies related to nursing turnover from 1978-1998 were reviewed. A total of 4032 subjects were selected for the study. Data were integrated by estimation of parametric correlation coefficients, and analyzed using Friedman's two-way analysis of variance by ranks following weight adjustment of sample size and estimation of correlation effect on size of variables. The results of this study merit attention by nursing administrators in order to develop strategies for stabilizing the nursing work force.
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Although many studies have attempted to identify mediators and moderators of changes in physical activity involvement, the literature is inconclusive regarding which variable(s) relate to physical activity behavior change. The Cooper 2001 Conference series dedicated a session to discussing measurement and statistical methods that could contribute to advancing this research agenda. This article focuses on four such methodologic approaches: qualitative; psychometric; latent-variable, structural equation modeling; and multilevel modeling. The article presents a brief overview of these methods and discusses potential advantages and limitations of using them.