An investigation of factors that impact patients’ subjective experience of nurse‐led clinics: a qualitative systematic review

Abstract

Knowledge of patients' feelings and the importance of person-centred, individualised care may contribute to development of future training and re-training programs in basic nursing skills. This is significant in that it contributes to future positive patient experience.

Nurse-led hypertension management was well accepted and non-inferior to physician consultation in a Chinese population: a randomized controlled trial

“…Our qualitative analysis revealed similar findings as previous studies 5 , 7 , 9 , 24 . Patients believed that NRP might reduce physician workload and that doctors and nurses should communicate adequately and share responsibility.…”

A nurse-led rheumatology clinic versus rheumatologist-led clinic in monitoring of patients with chronic inflammatory arthritis undergoing biological therapy: a cost comparison study in a randomised controlled trial

“…This is consistent with previous research showing that an NLC leads to fewer additional contacts with healthcare services [ 26 ]. PCC increases patients’ confidence in their own ability and patients become autonomous and independent [ 27 ]. Research has shown that PCC in various fields of inpatient care has led to a reduction in the length of the hospital stay by up to 70 % and reduced costs without a negative impact on health-related quality of life [ 12 , 13 , 28 , 29 ].…”

The nurse practitioner–client therapeutic encounter: an integrative review of interaction in aged and primary care settings

“…Jakimowicz et al . () found evidence that positive patient experiences in nurse‐led clinics were related to good therapeutic relationships, effective communication and collaboration and clinical skills, all of which mapped closely to Kitson et al . 's () patient‐centred framework, or McCormack and McCance's () person‐centred nursing framework.…”