Qualitative Inquiry into the Patients' Expectations regarding Nurses and Nursing Care

Kalyani, Majid Najafi; Kashkooli, Raziyeh Illon; Molazem, Zahra; Jamshidi, Nahid

doi:10.1155/2014/647653

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“…This joyful time was created as nurses fulfilled their patients’ needs immediately. Similar to a previous study about patients’ expectations regarding nurses and nursing care, an immediate response to the patient need was one of the critical expectations of patients (Najafi Kalyani et al, 2014 ).…”

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Aesthetics in nursing practice as experienced by nurses in Indonesia: A phenomenological study

Betriana¹,

Kongsuwan

Mariyana³

2022

Belitung Nurs J

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Background: While aesthetics in nursing practice brings out the beauty in nursing, studies regarding how aesthetics are implemented in practice are lacking. Objective: To describe the meanings of aesthetics in nursing practice experienced by nurses in Indonesia. Methods: This qualitative study employed a hermeneutic phenomenological approach based on Gadamerian philosophy. Thirteen nurses were asked to reflect on their experiences of providing aesthetics in their practice through drawing, followed by individual face-to-face interviews. Data were collected in a public hospital in West Sumatra, Indonesia. The interview transcripts and the pictures were analysed following van Manen’s approach. Results: Five thematic categories were revealed: 1) Engaging in caring for persons; 2) Full of compassion; 3) Sympathetic place of care; 4) A joyful time of care; and 5) Distracting the inconvenience in care. Conclusion: Aesthetics in nursing practice is understood and experienced by Indonesian nurses in various ways, not only limited to the visual beauty, cleanness or tidiness of nursing intervention, but are expressed in other ways within caring, including providing care with compassion, applying the art of communication, relieving the pain, and applying innovation in care. These findings can be used to inform nurses in practising aesthetic nursing for enhancing the quality of care. Funding: Faculty of Nursing Research Grant, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 58%

Aesthetics in nursing practice as experienced by nurses in Indonesia: A phenomenological study

Betriana¹,

Kongsuwan

Mariyana³

2022

Belitung Nurs J

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“…Patients who work have more expectations, because they are more demanding of health workers to provide services that meet their expectations. Therefore, patients who work have higher expectations than patients who do not work (Najafi Kalyani et al, 2014).…”

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Correlation Of Patient Characteristics And Patient Satisfaction With Patient Loyalty In Public Health Center

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In today's competitive world, success in healthcare depends on the patient. Characteristics, satisfaction and loyalty of patients are some of the important factors that are the key to success in health services. This study aims to determine the relationship between patient characteristics and patient satisfaction with patient loyalty. This research is an analytic survey research with a cross-sectional design. The research was conducted at

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“…[23] These theoretical difficulties might have important implications in clinical practice and seems important to understand the meaning of comfort, in order to design, implement and evaluate feasible and effective interventions, centered on patients' experiences and expectations. [6,7,18,24] The first aim of this study concerns PC patients' experiences on comfort. Despite patients have been invited to talk about a comfortable and uncomfortable experience, the great majority reported uncomfortable experiences.…”

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“…[13] The better the nurses may know the patients' perspectives, feelings and views, probably the better their needs will be addressed. [18][19][20] Research based on patients' perspective could be critical to the diagnosis accuracy and to promote and implement effective interventions in PC.…”

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A qualitative study about palliative care patients’ experiences of comfort: Implications for nursing diagnosis and interventions

Pinto

Caldeira

Martins

2017

JNEP

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Background and objective: Comfort is a complex experience, particularly important to palliative care patients. Although it is listed in nursing classifications and taxonomies there is a gap between theory and practice. Thus, little research has been done about patient's perceptions and experiences in this context of care. This paper aims to analyze palliative care patients' experiences about comfort. Methods: Qualitative study with fifteen participants, using in-depth, semi-structured, face-to-face interviews, tape-recorded, transcribed verbatim and analyzed using interpretative content analysis. Results: Five main themes have been identified. Holistic comfort may be a difficult outcome for many end-of-life patients but the context of provision of care, the presence of family, the way information is managed, the search for meaning in life, and the need to keep life under control were perceived as important determinants for comfort. Conclusions: This study provides a general overview about comfort experiences and the main discomforts of hospitalized patients who are suffering from chronic and incurable diseases. Findings highlight comfort as a complex intervention within multidisciplinary palliative care team and this is supporting the nursing diagnosis "Impaired Comfort" as a syndrome. The study adds a contribution to the accuracy and completeness of nursing classifications and nursing practice in palliative care.

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Qualitative Inquiry into the Patients' Expectations regarding Nurses and Nursing Care

Cited by 6 publications

References 13 publications

Aesthetics in nursing practice as experienced by nurses in Indonesia: A phenomenological study

Aesthetics in nursing practice as experienced by nurses in Indonesia: A phenomenological study

Correlation Of Patient Characteristics And Patient Satisfaction With Patient Loyalty In Public Health Center

A qualitative study about palliative care patients’ experiences of comfort: Implications for nursing diagnosis and interventions

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