South African student nurses' experiences of professional nurses' role-modelling of caring

Mathe, Thabiso Lamlile; Downing, Charlené; Kearns, Irene

doi:10.1016/j.profnurs.2020.10.010

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“…Therefore, education and training on caring should begin at an early age, through its implementation in nursing schools and workplaces. 30,32 When taking a degree as a nurse, caring for nurses must be given a separate and more specific topic and teachers have to know student personally. 29,33 These educational institutions may also assist in the development of caring abilities, skills, social involvement, and emotional intelligence.…”

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The ethical principles and caring behavior of Indonesian nurses

Ilkafah

Tyas²,

Rachmawaty³

2023

HEALTHC LOW-RESOUR S

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Introduction: The caring behavior of nurses affects their working performance and the health care quality received by patients. The adherence to ethical principles by nurses is also known to increase this factor. However, no previous studies have been conducted on how ethical principles affect the caring behaviors of nurses. Hence, this study aims to investigate the association between nursing ethics and other demographic characteristics and their caring behavior in Indonesian hospitals. Design and Methods: A cross-sectional descriptive-analytical study was conducted with 389 nurses working in Indonesian hospitals. Furthermore, data were collected using questionnaires, which included demographic characteristics, ethical principles-based attitudes, and caring behavior. The analysis of the data was performed using descriptive (M, SD) and inferential statistics (Chi-square, Spearman’s rank correlation, Fisher’s exact test, and multiple logistic regression) with α= 0.05. Results: According to this study, the caring behavior of nurses was associated with gender (p=0.030) and nursing ethical principles, such as veracity (p=0.025), non-maleficence (p=0.007), beneficence (p<0.000), and fidelity (p<0.000). Fidelity was also revealed as the most influential ethical principle on nurses’ caring behavior, with a value of Exp(B)= 3.446. This indicates that nurses, who had demonstrated good fidelity, cared three times more than those who lacked this quality. Conclusions: Nurses with good ethical principles deliver suitable caring behavior. Hence, applying the right ethics to a patient would result in a great caring attitude, as the principle of ethical behavior is compassion and respectful conduct towards patients.

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The ethical principles and caring behavior of Indonesian nurses

Ilkafah

Tyas²,

Rachmawaty³

2023

HEALTHC LOW-RESOUR S

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“…1,15 Literature suggests that educators can shape and cultivate caring behaviours during undergraduate training. 15,18,19 This implies that radiography educators have a unique role in that they can develop and equip radiography students with the necessary knowledge, skills and behaviours to become caring professionals.…”

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Understanding of caring - Radiography educators’ perspectives

Kammies

Archer

2022

Radiography

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“…Adams, Jones Questionnaire of Marital Commitment3 Diener, Biswas-Diener Questionnaire of Flourishing4 Neff Questionnaire of Self-Compassion…”

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Prediction of Marital Commitment based on Flourishing, Self-Compassion and Cognitive Emotion Regulation Strategies in Nurses

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Mousabeygi²,

Zare³

2022

JHC

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Background & aim: Marital commitment is the strongest and most stable factor predicting the quality and stability of married life. The aim of this study was to investigate the role of flourishing, self-compassion and cognitive emotion regulation strategies in predicting marital commitment in nurses. Methods: This was a descriptive and correlational study. The statistical population included the nurses working in Imam Reza Hospital in Kermanshah in 1400, among them 210 nurses were selected by available sampling method. Participants completed the Adams, Jones questionnaire of marital commitment, Biswas-Diener questionnaire of flourishing, Neff questionnaire of Self-Compassion and Garnefski et al questionnaire of cognitive emotion regulation. The research data were analyzed using SPSS-25 through descriptive statistics (mean and standard deviation) and Inferential statistics (Pearson correlation, canonical correlation analysis (CCA) and multiple regression methods) Results: CCA results indicated that there was a significant correlation between the marital commitment and variables of flourishing, self-compassion and cognitive emotion regulation strategies in the nurses (p<0.001). Also, results of regression analysis revealed that 28% of the variance of the marital commitment variable could be predicted by predictor variables of flourishing, self-compassion and cognitive emotion regulation strategies. Conclusion:It can be said that flourishing, self-compassion and cognitive emotion regulation strategies play a role in increasing marital commitment. Therefore, marital commitment can be increased by improving flourishing, self-compassion and teaching cognitive emotion regulation strategies.

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South African student nurses' experiences of professional nurses' role-modelling of caring

Cited by 8 publications

References 17 publications

The ethical principles and caring behavior of Indonesian nurses

The ethical principles and caring behavior of Indonesian nurses

Understanding of caring - Radiography educators’ perspectives

Prediction of Marital Commitment based on Flourishing, Self-Compassion and Cognitive Emotion Regulation Strategies in Nurses

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