Comparison of Japanese Nurses' and Care Workers' Scores on the Dialogue Preference Scales for Elderly (DPSE)

Shimizu, Hiroko

doi:10.15344/2394-4978/2020/328

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“…Nurses' interactive attitudes toward the elderly became more positive depending on their experience [31].…”

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“…Data were gathered using the 15-item Dialog Preference Scales for Elderly (DPSE or Shimizu scale), which assesses nurses' negative cognition and attitude tendencies during their conversations with elderly individuals [31]. The DPSE measures attributes and the four subconcepts such as bewilderment, anxiety, cognitive bias, and communication difficulty.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Additionally, the communication difficulty subconcept also was significantly higher for nurses, possibly because they had been caring for much older patients with more severe illnesses (p < 0.01) [31].…”

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Evaluation and Cultural Influence of Nurses’ Attitudes toward Elderly Care

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The eldery population among the 38 countries of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development; thus, nurses have many opportunities to care for the elderly. The elderly are more likely to suffer from diseases, such as geriatric syndrome and sarcopenia, in addition to frailty. Medical personnel is reported to have a protective attitude, but the problems of nurses’ dialog attitudes include confusion, concern, prejudice, and difficulty in dialog with patients with critical illnesses. Therefore, we had developed the scale to evaluate the negative aspects of nurses’ interactive attitudes toward the elderly. The validity and reliability for the scale of the 15-item and 7-law methods were determined. A comparison of the dialog orientation scales of nurses and nursing students revealed that nurses are more positive as they gain more experience. Additionally, nurses were more negative about age discrimination in dialog and the difficulty of dialog with seriously injured people than caregivers because nurses care for more severely ill elderly. Moreover, we implemented a program to conduct dialog training with the elderly from the stage of nursing students, which revealed a clear effect.

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“…Nurses' interactive attitudes toward the elderly became more positive depending on their experience [31].…”

Section: Characteristics Of Nurses' Interactive Attitudes With the El...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Characteristics Of Nurses' Interactive Attitudes With the El...mentioning

confidence: 99%

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Evaluation and Cultural Influence of Nurses’ Attitudes toward Elderly Care

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Comparison of Japanese Nurses' and Care Workers' Scores on the Dialogue Preference Scales for Elderly (DPSE)

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Evaluation and Cultural Influence of Nurses’ Attitudes toward Elderly Care

Evaluation and Cultural Influence of Nurses’ Attitudes toward Elderly Care

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