An interaction model of client health behavior

Cox, Clair E.

doi:10.1097/00012272-198210000-00007

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“…The factors Emotional support and Relationship and information are common to the Cox Interaction Model of Client Health Behavior. 38 This model has been used with some frequency, 39 including to analyze the concept of patient satisfaction. 40 All factors identified in our study are also consistent with the findings of qualitative studies exploring adult patients' perspectives on quality nursing care in acute care hospitals.…”

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Psychometric Evaluation of the Newcastle Satisfaction With Nursing Scales

Piredda

Vellone

Piras

et al. 2015

Journal of Nursing Care Quality

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This study tested the psychometric properties of the Italian version of the Newcastle Satisfaction with Nursing Scales through factor analysis with 659 medical and surgical inpatients. One factor was found for the Scale Satisfaction and 4 factors for the Scale Experiences: Carelessness, Emotional support, Relationship/information, and Caring times. This validation makes available to nurses and managers a multidimensional tool able to discriminate between different care experiences and to identify areas for care improvement.

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Psychometric Evaluation of the Newcastle Satisfaction With Nursing Scales

Piredda

Vellone

Piras

et al. 2015

Journal of Nursing Care Quality

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“…The relationship between new mothers' background variables and the level of their satisfaction with nurses' teaching methods was also explored. Cox's (1982Cox's ( , 2003 interaction model of client health behavior (IMCHB) provided the framework for this study and guided its design. Cox's IMCHB is a middle range theory that examines the unique characteristics of the patient, the relationship between the patient and nurse (operationalized as the interaction between the nurse and patient during discharge teaching), and the influence these elements have on one of five health outcomes.…”

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Patient Satisfaction With Postpartum Teaching Methods

Wagner¹,

Washington²

2016

J Perinat Educ

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Postpartum discharge instructions are a crucial part of a mother's birth experience. Finding the method to provide those discharge instructions in a manner that increases the mother's satisfaction with her hospital experience is important. This quasi-experimental study examined the relationship between new mothers' interaction with nurses providing postpartum instructions by the traditional and class methods and their satisfaction with discharge teaching. The results indicated new mothers were satisfied with both methods of discharge teaching; however, they were more likely to report stronger agreement with overall satisfaction with the traditional method of discharge teaching than with attending the discharge class.

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“…Scale It was developed by (Cox 1982) to assess patient`s satisfaction with nursing care. Patient`s gender and age also assessed.…”

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“…Patient`s gender and age also assessed. It consists of 20 items on a 4 point likert scale (1= strongly disagree, 2= disagree, 3= agree, 4= strongly agree) [17].…”

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Lumbar Puncture: Nurses` Knowledge, Practice and Patients’ Satisfaction with Nursing Care

Abdelmowla¹

2017

AJNS

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Abstract:Background: Patients` satisfaction with nursing care provided is a good indicator for improving quality of care.Aims: Assess nurses` knowledge and practice regarding lumbar puncture and investigate patients' satisfaction with nursing care pre and post application of nursing instructions brochure. Research design: Quasi-experimental. Subjects and methods: All available nurses (22) in neurosurgery department at Assiut Neurological, Psychiatric and Neurosurgery University Hospital. Also, a sample of 60 adult patients undergoing lumbar puncture was included and divided into two groups (A and B). Group A (30 patients before application of nursing instructions brochure) and group B (30 patients after application of nursing instructions brochure). Nurses' knowledge and practice were assessed before and after application of the nursing instructions brochure. Tools: Structured questionnaire to assess nurses` demographic data and knowledge, observation checklist for nurses` practice, patients' satisfaction with nursing care scale and nursing instructions brochure for nurses. Results: Highly significant differences were found as regarding nurses` knowledge and nurses` practice pre and post application of the nursing instructions brochure. Significant difference was found between groups (A and B) regarding patients' satisfaction with nursing care. Conclusion: Nursing instructions brochure had a significant effect on improving patients` satisfaction with nursing care. Recommendation: Patients` satisfaction with nursing care should assess periodically in every care settings.

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An interaction model of client health behavior

Cited by 215 publications

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Psychometric Evaluation of the Newcastle Satisfaction With Nursing Scales

Psychometric Evaluation of the Newcastle Satisfaction With Nursing Scales

Patient Satisfaction With Postpartum Teaching Methods

Lumbar Puncture: Nurses` Knowledge, Practice and Patients’ Satisfaction with Nursing Care

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