2015
DOI: 10.13075/mp.5893.00165
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Nurses’ professionalism as a component of evaluation of parents/caregivers satisfaction with nursing care

Abstract: StreszczenieWstęp: Profesjonalizm to realizowanie usług z wykorzystaniem wiedzy i umiejętności oraz odpowiedzialność za podejmowane działania. Stanowi ważny element poddawany ocenie w pomiarze jakości opieki. Opinie pacjentów i ich rodzin (mierzone poziomem satysfakcji) dotyczące profesjonalizmu pracowników medycznych pozwalają na doskonalenie jakości świadczeń zdrowotnych. Materiał i metody: Badaniem objęto 120 rodziców/opiekunów dzieci hospitalizowanych na oddziale pediatrii. Metodą badawczą był sondaż diagn… Show more

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“…It is also an important indicator of satisfaction with the comprehensive hospital care [6,7]. In case of a child, the satisfaction with care is also assessed by parents or guardians [8], who have the right to be present, participate and co-decide medical care issues [9]. A sense of parental satisfaction with care is determined by their individual needs, experiences of previous hospitalisations and changing external factors, including systemic factors [5,6,7,8,10,11].…”
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“…It is also an important indicator of satisfaction with the comprehensive hospital care [6,7]. In case of a child, the satisfaction with care is also assessed by parents or guardians [8], who have the right to be present, participate and co-decide medical care issues [9]. A sense of parental satisfaction with care is determined by their individual needs, experiences of previous hospitalisations and changing external factors, including systemic factors [5,6,7,8,10,11].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In case of a child, the satisfaction with care is also assessed by parents or guardians [8], who have the right to be present, participate and co-decide medical care issues [9]. A sense of parental satisfaction with care is determined by their individual needs, experiences of previous hospitalisations and changing external factors, including systemic factors [5,6,7,8,10,11]. Parents’ satisfaction with care may also be influenced by other factors such as child’s health condition and its impact on family functioning, child’s emotional condition, clinical stage of the disease and maintaining continuity of care from hospital admission to discharge including preparing parents for continuing nursing care in home environment [12,13,14,15,16].…”
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“…Its development in nursing reflects role competence and job satisfaction of nurse practitioners, patient satisfaction, individual and collective professional development, and the quality of health care. 1 5 A national survey in Japan performed by Tanaka et al. 6,7 illustrated that nurse managers continued their self-development and fulfilled the potential of their nursing staff by developing professionalism.…”
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“…When the patient is a child, the satisfaction with medical care is evaluated by parents [14], who have the right to be part of the medical team members and participate in the medical decision-making process [15]. Parents play an important role in the treatment of children with CKD and their dissatisfaction may result in negative impacts on children's health outcomes as well as their medical treatment [16].…”
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