%0 Journal Article
%T Measuring Subjective Quality of Life in Czech and Slovak Nurses: Validity of the Czech and Slovak Versions of Personal Wellbeing Index
%A ELENA GURKOV¨¢
%A JOZEF D£¿UKA
%A M¨¢RIA SOV¨¢RIOV¨¢ SO¨®SOV¨¢
%A KATAR¨ªNA £¿IAKOV¨¢
%J Journal of Social Research & Policy
%D 2012
%I University of Oradea
%X The aim of this study was to investigate the psychometric properties of the Slovak and Czech versions of the Personal Well-beingIndex (PWI) in population of nurses. The sample for study consisted of 1043 hospital staff nurses from 12 hospitals in the Czechand Slovak Republics. The data were collected using a set of questionnaires that included the Positive Affect Scale, the NegativeAffect Scale, and PWI. The PWI demonstrated good psychometric properties in terms of its factor structure, reliability, convergentand construct validity.
%K Subjective Quality of Life
%K Subjective Well-Being
%K Personal Well-Being Index
%K Validity
%K Reliability
%K Nurses
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