Objective: To identify the occupational factors affecting the quality of working life of nurse educators and design strategies to improve it. Material and Method: Descriptive, exploratory, qualitative study, developed with a focus on critical epidemiology, conducted at a nursing school in Chile. The research subjects corresponded to 17 nurse educators, who were given individual semi-structured interviews and 9 participated in a focus group. The research was approved by the Research Ethics Committee of the institution. Results: Regarding the category Quality of Life, the following subcategories were established: Positive Human Relations, Favorable Environment, Well-being/Satisfaction and Stress. In the category Improvement Strategies, the subcategories From the Employer and From the Worker emerged. Conclusions: Nurses who work as educators see their quality of life affected by occupational factors, so that improvement strategies are needed from the employing institution as well as from the worker.
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Parra-Giordano, D., Felli, V. A., Saldías Fernández, M. A., Pinto-Galleguillos, D., & Soto Malabrigo, P. (2020). CALIDAD DE VIDA LABORAL Y ESTRATEGIAS DE MEJORA DEL TRABAJO DE LA ENFERMERÍA DOCENTE. Ciencia y Enfermería, 26. https://doi.org/10.29393/ce26-9cvdv50009
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