Autonomy and depression: The role of workplace factors and mental health in Canada’s nurses

Authors: Victoria Enns

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Type	Master’s thesis
Author	Victoria Enns
Publication Year	2013
Title	Autonomy and depression: The role of workplace factors and mental health in Canada’s nurses
City	Calgary, AB
Department	Department of Psychology
University	University of Calgary
Publication Language	English

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Data Used

National Survey of the Work and Health of Nurses

Cross-Sectional, Single (2005 to 2005)

NSWHN