Situation and Countermeasures of the Management Team of the Elderly Care Institutions from the Perspective of the Combination of Medical and Health Care: A Cross-Sectional Study
Table 1
Status of the managers of the elderly care institutions in a city in Central China (n = 60).
Variables
n (%)
Gender
Women
40 (66.67)
Men
20 (33.33)
Types of qualifications
None
6 (10.00)
Social workers
1 (1.67)
Geriatric nurses
44 (73.33)
Nurses
3 (5.00)
Doctors
1 (1.67)
Other professionals.
5 (8.33)
Exertion degree
Exhausted
50 (83.33)
General
9 (15.00)
Easy
1 (1.67)
Household location
Local countries
14 (23.33)
Changde City
42 (70.00)
Hunan province
4 (6.67)
Other provinces
0 (0.00)
Education level
Under middle school
15 (25.00)
Middle school or high school
24 (40.00)
Technical college
16 (26.67)
University
5 (8.33)
Master’s degree or above
0 (0.00)
Current income (¥)
<2000
2 (3.33)
2000∼3000
35 (58.33)
3000∼5000
22 (36.67)
>5000
1 (1.67)
Professional affection
Very satisfied
28 (46.67)
Satisfied
23 (38.33)
Dissatisfied
9 (15.00)
Postadaptability
Very adaptable
26 (43.33)
Adaptable
29 (48.33)
General
5 (8.33)
Uncomfortable
0 (0.00)
Very uncomfortable
0 (0.00)
Job mobility
Yes
1 (1.67)
Not temporary
38 (63.33)
No
21 (35.00)
Daily sleep time
<4 hr
1 (1.67)
4∼6 hr
24 (40.00)
7∼8 hr
26 (43.33)
>8 hr
9 (15.00)
Expected income per month (¥)
2000∼2999
1 (1.67)
3000∼3999
9 (15.00)
4000∼4999
27 (45.00)
5000∼5999
8 (13.33)
>6000
15 (25.00)
Training (MCQ)
Never
3 (5.00)
In workplace
42 (70.00)
Province or city level
34 (56.67)
State level
7 (11.67)
Career growth space
Little
12 (20.00)
A little bit
30 (50.00)
Large
18 (30.00)
Age (years old)
<30
3 (5.00)
31∼40
11 (18.33)
41∼50
27 (45.00)
51∼60
17 (28.33)
>60
2 (3.33)
Type of training expected (MCQ)
Communication
39 (65.00)
Management and marketing
31 (51.67)
Medical care
30 (50.00)
Years of management
<2
22 (36.67)
3∼5
22 (36.67)
5∼10
7 (11.67)
>10
9 (15.00)
Career prospects
Not good, disrespectful
2 (3.33)
Time needed to change
15 (25.00)
Common
6 (10.00)
Good
22 (36.67)
Very fulfilling
15 (25.00)
Professional affection included professional identity, sense of honor, job satisfaction, and empathy.