Table 1.
General profiles of the participants (n = 9).
| N | Gender | Age | Marital status | Education (degree) | Title | Years of working | Department |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | Female | 30 | Unmarried | Bachelor | Junior nurse | 6 | Medical ward |
| B | Female | 30 | Married | Bachelor | Junior nurse | 9 | Surgical ward |
| C | Female | 36 | Married | Bachelor | Junior nurse | 13 | Medical ward |
| D | Female | 32 | Married | Associate degree | Junior nurse | 9 | Surgical ward |
| E | Female | 36 | Married | Bachelor | Junior nurse | 14 | Maternity ward |
| F | Female | 38 | Married | Bachelor | Nurse-in-charge | 18 | Surgical ward |
| G | Male | 30 | Married | Associate degree | Nurse-in-charge | 9 | Intensive care unit |
| H | Female | 29 | Unmarried | Associate degree | Junior nurse | 7 | Medical ward |
| I | Female | 32 | Married | Associate degree | Nurse-in-charge | 11 | Medical ward |
Note: Nurse-in-charge is a title for nurses who have had 1–7 years of experience after getting the title of junior nurse and passed the intermediate title examination.