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Rehabilitation staff nurses' job satisfaction.

The issue of job satisfaction among rehabilitation nurses has not been addressed frequently in the literature. This qualitative study was designed to assess rehabilitation nurses' concerns and suggestions for improving the program in a 38-bed acute rehabilitation unit. The study's results indicate that the role of the rehabilitation nurse remains a rewarding one when communication with staff is high and the patient is the focus.