Roy Adaptation Model: Theory-Based Knowledge and Nursing Care With a Person Experiencing COVID-19

Candan, Hatice Dayılar; Doğan, Satı; Güler, Cansu; Carroll, Karen

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“…It is also frequently used in the theoretical framework of qualitative studies. 7 It is thought that patients' responses to pain can be explained by the four modes of the RAM.…”

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Pain perception of patients in intensive care unit after cardiac surgery: A qualitative study using Roy's Adaptation Model

Dağcan,

Özden,

Gürol Arslan

2023

Nursing in Critical Care

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AimThis study was conducted to examine the pain perceptions of intensive care patients after cardiac surgery according to Roy's Adaptation Model (RAM).Study DesignA qualitative design with a phenomenological approach was used in the study. The research data were collected by using a “descriptive information form”, a “semi‐structured interview form”, and the “numerical rating scale” through the “in‐depth interview method”. The study sample consisted of 16 patients who were aged 18 years or older, had undergone cardiac surgery, experienced pain post‐operatively in the intensive care unit at least once, and had intensive care experience. Patients with neuropathic or chronic pain or neurological or psychiatric disorders were not included in the study. Data were classified into physiologic, self‐concept, and interdependence modes according to RAM.ResultsThe themes and sub‐themes that emerged included physiologic modes (pain responses), self‐concept modes (pain self‐management), role‐function modes (effects of pain), and interdependence modes (support systems in pain).ConclusionsThe results of our study can enable patients and nurses to communicate effectively about pain. In future studies, the effect of model‐based pain management programs on cardiac surgery patients can be investigated.Relevance to Clinical PracticeExamining the pain perceptions of intensive care patients after cardiac surgery according to RAM will guide the improvement and development of pain management. It is thought that the model addresses intensive care patients experiencing pain holistically.

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“…It is also frequently used in the theoretical framework of qualitative studies. 7 It is thought that patients' responses to pain can be explained by the four modes of the RAM.…”

Section: Theoretical Framework Of the Study: Roy's Adaptation Modelmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…We selected this model because the RAM is suitable for use in all areas of nursing. It is also frequently used in the theoretical framework of qualitative studies 7 . It is thought that patients' responses to pain can be explained by the four modes of the RAM.…”

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Pain perception of patients in intensive care unit after cardiac surgery: A qualitative study using Roy's Adaptation Model

Dağcan,

Özden,

Gürol Arslan

2023

Nursing in Critical Care

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Until the dawn: everyday experiences of people living with COVID-19 during the pandemic in Thailand

Imkome,

Moonchai

2024

F1000Res

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Background This study aims to understand and analyze the complex experiences of people living with COVID-19 to support future cases. Methods Purposive and snowball sampling techniques were employed to collect data through in-depth interviews; the data were combined with non-aggregated behavioral observations. The lived experiences of 15 individuals were collected through semi-structured interviews and analyzed using a phenomenological-hermeneutic approach. We used the thematic analysis technique to analyze the data. The COREQ guidelines for reporting qualitative studies were performed. Results Through analysis, themes of stress, economic impact, social stigma, social support, and unexpected benefits were identified. Participants further expressed economic and social concerns during the interviews. Conclusion The identified themes can help develop multidisciplinary treatment strategies that would be useful during a healthcare crisis, establish comprehensive support systems that could address economic and social problems, and provide training for employees for post-COVID-19 assistance.

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Roy Adaptation Model: Theory-Based Knowledge and Nursing Care With a Person Experiencing COVID-19

Cited by 2 publications

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Pain perception of patients in intensive care unit after cardiac surgery: A qualitative study using Roy's Adaptation Model

Pain perception of patients in intensive care unit after cardiac surgery: A qualitative study using Roy's Adaptation Model

Until the dawn: everyday experiences of people living with COVID-19 during the pandemic in Thailand

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