Differences in the scores of JCS and OHQ in relation to the sociodemographic of nurses In Table 5 , it was found that a higher JCS score was more in nurses who worked in psychiatric and long-term care hospitals (H=10.600; p=0.005), working in the outpatient unit (H=13.537; p=0.009), being married (Z=2.513; p=0.012), being a diploma holder (Z=2.707; p=0.007), fixed working schedule (Z=2.035; p=0.042) and six to eight working hours per day (Z=3.052; p=0.002) while the differences in the score of JCS among the age group, nationality, work experience, having children, and income status did not reach statistical significance (p>0.05).
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The Relationship Between Job Crafting and Nurses' Happiness in Bisha Region, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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