Prediction of job satisfaction based on Islamic lifestyle and spiritual well-being in nurses

The purpose of this study was to predict job satisfaction based on Islamic lifestyle and spiritual well-being in nurses. The study was descriptive-correlational and the statistical population included all female nurses in Takht Jamshid Hospital of Karaj this year. Sample size was also randomly selected using Cochran formula (n = 144). Questionnaire was used for data collection and correlation and univariate regression tests were used for data analysis at the significant level (P <0.05). The results showed that Islamic lifestyle and its components (social, beliefs, worship, ethics, financial, family, health, thinking and science, security and chronology) and spiritual well-being and its components (relationship with God, self, others and nature) can predict job satisfaction. Therefore, it is recommended to organize workshops on spiritual well-being and Islamic lifestyle in order to increase nurses' job satisfaction.