ANALYSIS OF FACTORS INFLUENCING THE IMPLEMENTATION OF NURSING SUPERVISION BY THE HEAD OF THE ROOM: A SCOPING REVIEW
Abstract
Background: Supervision in several hospitals until now is still not optimal by the head of the room so that the direction function in nursing management does not run optimally which affects the quality of nursing care. This study aims to find factors that influence the implementation of supervision by the head of the room. Objective: This research uses the Scoping review method Data Sources: In the search using data sources from Google Scholar, Scient Direct and Pubmed. The search uses the keywords "nursing supervision" AND "faktors" AND "nurse management". Articles are filtered from the years "2018-2024", "free full text". Of all the articles found, there are 8 articles obtained for analysis. Review Methods: The review method uses a Scoping Review using the PRISMA diagram, and synthesis is carried out by removing the exclusion criteria. Results : The results of the study showed that from the 8 articles obtained, there were 4 factors that influenced trust and good relationships, supervisor workload, shared understanding of the implementation of supervision and supervisor competence. Conclusion: The results show that the supervision by the head of the room is less than optimal due to these factors. So it can be a recommendation for hospital institutions to make efforts to improve the nursing management function, especially the direction function in the form of supervision.Downloads
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