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Industrial and Organizational Psychology

Grand Valley State University

1996

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Intuition And The Decision Making Process Of Expert Critical Care Nurses, Kelley A. Hempsall Jan 1996

Intuition And The Decision Making Process Of Expert Critical Care Nurses, Kelley A. Hempsall

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The purpose of this study was to examine the role of intuition and the decision making process of expert critical care nurses in providing health care for hospitalized patients. A descriptive correlational design was employed using a non-probability convenience sample of 172 registered nurses working in critical care areas. Data were obtained by a questionnaire developed by the researcher. Ninety five nurses (55.2%) responded. Data analysis included a comparison of the relationship of expert nurses' (n = 49) total scores and the total scores of the non-expert nurses (n = 46). No statistically significant difference was found in either the …