Percepción de los pacientes sobre los cuidados de enfermería en el contexto de la crisis del COVID-19

Blanco-Nistal, Marta María; Tortajada-Soler, Macrina; Rodriguez-Puente, Zaida; Puente-Martínez, María Teresa; Méndez-Martínez, Carlos; Fernández-Fernández, Jesús Antonio

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“…For this reason, it was important to evaluate the patients' perception of humanised care, and it was found that most of them perceive it to be favourable or moderately favourable. These results coincide with the study by (Blanco-Nistal et al, 2021), who also obtained an overall good perception, despite the negative impact of COVID-19. On the other hand, the indicator of good perception of humanised nursing care is related to the quality and satisfaction of the service provided (Guerrero-Ramírez et al, 2016).…”

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confidence: 91%

“…With regard to the dimensions of emotional support, proactivity, nurse characteristics and prioritises being cared for, the majority were favourable and moderately favourable, with emotional support standing out in the unfavourable opinions. These results coincide with the study of Blanco-Nistal et al, (2021), who in each dimension of humanised care, highlighted a good level in the qualities of caring practice, openness to nurse-patient communication and willingness to care. On the other hand, Almanza-Rodríguez, (2020), argue that nursing professionals and the health care team are articulating care actions that provide confidence and security in the face of the risks of nosocomial infections (Ospina Vanegas et al, 2014).…”

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confidence: 87%

“…Faced with the pandemic situation, nurses had to apply and reinforce security and protection measures to provide the patient with a safe and humane environment. Faced with this problem, there was a need to be creative and innovative in order to provide dignified and humane care in the face of the tragedy and pain of a disease classified as high risk (Allande Cussó et al, 2021;Blanco-Nistal et al, 2021).…”

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Perception of Humanised Care in Hospitalised Patients in a Public Institution in Post-Pandemic Lima, Peru

Meneses-La-Riva

Fernández-Bedoya²,

Suyo-Vega³

et al. 2023

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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Objective: To determine the level of perception of hospitalised patients in a public institution in post-pandemic, Lima-Peru. Methodology: Quantitative, descriptive, cross-sectional, non-experimental design.280 patients from the medical service. An instrument with characteristics of humanised nursing care was used, which was subjected to validation and reliability. Results: It is evident that the majority of patients perceive humanised care as favourable to moderately favourable. The dimensions that stand out according to their importance are prioritising the cared-for person, nurse characteristics, proactivity and emotional support. It is concluded that humanised care in post-pandemic is key to sustain the work of caring, where the patient in a condition of vulnerability and exhaustion as a result of the disease, needs care with high professional competencies, soft skills and a safe environment, to ensure strengthening the users' perception of the quality of the health services provided. It is evident that nurses have the capacity for resilience in adverse environments; however, training and coaching are essential for them to be able to apply coping strategies and avoid emotional exhaustion in their work. Received: 11 October 2022 / Accepted: 17 February 2023 / Published: 5 March 2023

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Perception of Humanised Care in Hospitalised Patients in a Public Institution in Post-Pandemic Lima, Peru

Meneses-La-Riva

Fernández-Bedoya²,

Suyo-Vega³

et al. 2023

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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“…In this regard, in the study of Mena Hassan Ebrahim et al (6) in 2021 and Azizi et al 25 in 2018, the most points were given to the field of professional knowledge and skills, and these results are in line with the results of the present study. The results of Marta Maria Blanco et al's 32 research in Spain 2021 titled Patient's understanding of nurses’ caring behavior in the Covid-19 crisis, the findings of this study indicate patients’ satisfaction with nurses’ caring behaviors. Also, the results of the study by Parizad et al 33 in 2020 under the title of satisfaction with nursing care and factors related to it in patients with covid-19 in Urmia also indicate the average satisfaction of patients (68.9%) with nursing care and knowledge and It is their professional skill.…”

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confidence: 55%

Assessment of Nurses’ Caring Behaviors from the Perspective of Covid-19 Patients

Zahaki Arasteh,

Rezapour-Nasrabad,

Mousavizadeh

et al. 2023

Journal of Patient Experience

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Caring behaviors are an important focus of nurses’ physical and technical aspects of caring. By identifying and comprehending the nurses’ caring behaviors from the perspective of the patients, as well as taking into account the elements influencing caring behaviors during the Covid-19 pandemic, we may plan to offer nursing care and caring behaviors based on the needs of the patients. In this cross-sectional study, purposive sampling was used to collect data from both the Demographic Questionnaire and the Nurses’ Caring Behavior Questionnaire. The results showed that the respectful relationship field had an average score of 33.57, the professional knowledge and skill field at 15.35, and the overall mean score for the questionnaire was 43.92, with the mean score from the questionnaire being higher than the real mean score. It may be concluded that this component of nurses’ behavior is seen favorably by patients in the Covid-19 ward. Additionally, the patients in the Covid-19 ward thought the mean score from the questionnaire on professional knowledge and skills was good because it was higher than the real mean score. The questionnaire's overall score was likewise greater than its mean overall score. Overall, it can be concluded that patients in the Covid-19 ward have a positive opinion of the nurses’ level of caring behaviors. These results indicate that it is possible to achieve ideal caring and full patient satisfaction by planning and considering future outlook in order to educate and empower nurses in terms of correct caring behaviors, and to provide quality caretaking.

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“…It is a data collection that the organism receives as primary information and which attributes meaning through cognitive processes (Monje et al, 2018). In other words, perception is a mental picture shaped by human experience, structural forms, culture, and needs (Blanco et al 2021).…”

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Perception and knowledge of rotating interns about the SOAPIER format in the nursing registers

Constante

Pérez

2023

SIJIS

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Background: The use of SOAPIER data registers is part of the problem-oriented medical record data system, that explains the difficulties of patients. Objective: To determine the perception and knowledge of rotating interns about the SOAPIER data in the nursing register. Methods: Quantitative and descriptive approach, structured by 107 rotating interns who work in 4 hospitals in the zone 3 of Ecuador. The data collection done through the application of a survey that consisted of two dimensions, the first called perception structured by 6 items and the second knowledge that consist of 4 items, the consistency of the instrument is trough Cronbach's Alpha Coefficient which value was of 0.815. Results: Concerning the perception dimension, for 92.59% of rotating interns, the application of the SOAPIER data register is useful; for 74.07%, this registry permitted to emphasize on the interventions and evaluations performed in nursing; In addition, 51.85% consider it as a satisfactory tool. On the other hand, in the knowledge dimension, 51.9% of nursing interns have information about the SOAPIER format, its applicable, effective and unique; Conclusions: The SOAPIER format is described by being an significant instrument for the growth of rotating nursing interns, allowing the information to be consider in a logical, organized and ethical order, thus making it possible to provide quality healthcare.

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Percepción de los pacientes sobre los cuidados de enfermería en el contexto de la crisis del COVID-19

Cited by 10 publications

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Perception of Humanised Care in Hospitalised Patients in a Public Institution in Post-Pandemic Lima, Peru

Perception of Humanised Care in Hospitalised Patients in a Public Institution in Post-Pandemic Lima, Peru

Assessment of Nurses’ Caring Behaviors from the Perspective of Covid-19 Patients

Perception and knowledge of rotating interns about the SOAPIER format in the nursing registers

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