Application of Nightingale Nursing Theory to the Care of Patient with Colostomy

Awalkhan, Afsha; Muhammad, Dildar

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“…Viene considerata come una innovatrice nell'utilizzo della statistica descrittiva, mediante utilizzo della raccolta e della tabulazione e interpretazione dei dati (15). Nightingale ha contribuito a sviluppare un modello statistico per consentire agli ospedali di raccogliere sistematicamente dati, incidendo sulla gestione della qualità nei setting di cura, dimostrando che le statistiche forniscono un modo organizzato di apprendimento e hanno il potenziale per portare miglioramenti nelle pratiche sanitarie chirurgiche e mediche (3,8). Florence Nightingale ha facilitato il cambiamento delle pratiche assistenziali attraverso la presentazione dei dati organizzati (6).…”

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“…La teoria è stata applicata in ambito sia medico che chirurgico, in contesti di assistenza multiculturale e in mancanza di risorse, con l'impegno alla creazione di un infermiere di collegamento per un supporto e un empowerment di pazienti e caregiver (16). La teoria è stata applicata anche per il miglioramento della consapevolezza dell'igiene delle mani e il conseguente controllo delle infezioni, mediante interventi di formazione e di controllo con survey (9,11), nel miglioramento del controllo della diffusione delle malattie infettive come la TBC (8) e nella gestione delle malattie mediche e chirurgiche come la gestione del paziente portatore di colostomia (3).…”

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“…Nightingale è stata la prima scrittrice, filosofa, teorica, scienziata infermiera che ha basato la disciplina infermieristica sul prendersi cura della persona attraverso spiritualità e integrità, apportando un approccio olistico dove gli infermieri sono vettore curativo e facilitatore della guarigione, con rispetto dell'uomo e dei suoi sentimenti (3). Nightingale considera con visione globale la sofferenza inevitabile della persona assistita, preoccupandosi anche della mancanza di aria pulita e fresca, di luce naturale, di serenità, di calore o di puntualità nella somministrazione dei pasti (4).…”

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L’eredità di Florence Nightingale nel 2020, Anno Internazionale dell’infermiere: una revisione narrativa

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Brioni³

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Background: Nurses guarantee assistance using different nursing theories, which present different conceptual frameworks, but which have a common vision in the whole of the human being, his holistic needs and the connection with the environment. Florence Nightingale was the first to introduce aspects of the scientific method, structuring a theory focused on the connection between the management of the physical environment and the actions of nurses. Methods: The aim is the evaluation of Nightingale's theory in reference to its contemporary integration, through a narrative review of the literature. Results: The action of nurses on the environment according to Nightingale's theory in care settings and hand hygiene are identified as fundamental in the fight against the spread of infections and in the implementation of the holistic vision. Discussion: Nightingale's theory shows elements of applicability and modernity, such as the acquisition of a greater awareness of healthcare professionals in relation to the care of environments and hand hygiene. Conclusions: Florence Nightingale's theory presents aspects of validity, but further studies are needed to contribute to the evolution of her model, especially in its contemporary contextualization.

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L’eredità di Florence Nightingale nel 2020, Anno Internazionale dell’infermiere: una revisione narrativa

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“…The concept of spirituality in nursing first occurred as early as in the model proposed by Florence Nightingale, mentioning care and spirituality [15]. According to Nightingale, "Holistic nursing focus on healing of whole person rather than caring for a separate sphere of person health like physiological aspect, and nurses are the healing agent who facilitate mechanism of healing with honor to person's individual subjective feelings" [15,16].…”

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Spirituality in Polish nursing and chosen tools used for its measuring – subject matter presentation based on literature review

Kwiećkowska,

Kiersnowska,

Krzych-Fałta

2023

Pielegniarstwo XXI Wieku / Nursing in the 21st Century

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Introduction. In times of the dehumanisation of medicine, a holistic approach to patients seems indispensable. Moreover, there is an increasing number of scientific papers on the significance of soft competencies and the non-clinical nature of care in the quality and effectiveness of therapeutic processes. The staff often neglects or ignores the elements of spiritual care in everyday practice. It results from the concern not to interfere with the patient’s personal life and from staff shortages, which entails the staff ’s heavy workload on duty. Consequently, a phenomenon known as missing nursing care was diagnosed, involving skipping some activities during everyday nursing practice in order to perform the indispensable, most essential procedures for the patient. Aim. The aim of the study was to present the importance of spiritual care in nursing and to present tools for its measurement. Method. The method is an nonsystematic review of current national and world literature. Summary. Providing spiritual care is primarily aimed at responding to patients’ needs and concerns. Such care is based on effective communication skills, through which a nurse establishes a bond and trust with the patient, and consequently, the patient is more willing to engage in therapeutic processes, so hospitalisation might be reduced significantly.

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“…She believed that man has a very large impact on the environment and through the changes he makes in it can improve his health. The assumptions of this model can bring benefits only with the cooperation of the whole medical personnel and using the knowledge from the coexisting sciences [10].…”

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The role of the nurse in improving the quality of healthcare

Wasik

2020

J Educ Health Sport

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IntroductionThe nurse provides medical care for the patient, including nursing, administering medicines and performing injections. She assists the doctor in the process of diagnosis and treatment. The definition of this profession changes as a result of the development of science and increasing expectations of health care. The development of this profession is evidenced by developed models of nursing, which will focus on the practical application of the acquired knowledge.Aim The aim of this work was to present the tasks and competences of nursing and the role of this profession in improving the quality of patient care.Material and methodThe paper uses the method of literature analysis. The material used in the paper comes from publications published in a compact form and scientific articles.ResultsThe review of the collected scientific material showed that nurses have a significant impact on the quality of health care and the functioning of the entire facility. Healthcare institutions belong to organizations in which the quality of services translates into the patient's health and life. Care should therefore be a priority for the entire staff, especially for the nurses who first meet the patient and spend a lot of time with him. Patients expect medical knowledge from nurses first and foremost, but also safety, trust and proper communication.ConclusionsIn recent years, nursing has been constantly changing, which means that people in this profession have to take various actions for their development. Patient expectations are also changing. Their opinion and satisfaction is important for success. A satisfied patient will surely use the services of the facility again.

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Application of Nightingale Nursing Theory to the Care of Patient with Colostomy

Cited by 5 publications

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L’eredità di Florence Nightingale nel 2020, Anno Internazionale dell’infermiere: una revisione narrativa

L’eredità di Florence Nightingale nel 2020, Anno Internazionale dell’infermiere: una revisione narrativa

Spirituality in Polish nursing and chosen tools used for its measuring – subject matter presentation based on literature review

The role of the nurse in improving the quality of healthcare

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