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Conceptual Framework

This document presents a conceptual framework that examines the relationship between Filipino nurses working abroad and the dependent variable of the PNLE leakage scandal. The independent variable is the respondents, who are Filipino nurses working abroad, and their length of service, location of employment, job details, and workplace policies and leadership. Intervening variables may also impact the relationship between the independent and dependent variables.

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Conceptual Framework

This document presents a conceptual framework that examines the relationship between Filipino nurses working abroad and the dependent variable of the PNLE leakage scandal. The independent variable is the respondents, who are Filipino nurses working abroad, and their length of service, location of employment, job details, and workplace policies and leadership. Intervening variables may also impact the relationship between the independent and dependent variables.

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Conceptual Framework:

Filipino Nurses PNLE Leakage Scandal


Working Abroad

Independent Variable Dependent Variable

Respondents (Filipino Nurses


Working Abroad):
• Length in service
• State/City/ County of
Employment
• Place and Type of
Hospital/Establishment
Employed
• Position/Job Description
• Area of Assignment
• Institution’s Policies
• Institution’s Leadership
Style
• Patient Load
• Staffing Process
• Patterns of Nursing
Care

Intervening Variables
Fig. 1. The Relationship of IV, DV, and Intervening Variables.

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