The Classification of Standard Nursing Activities in Korea

박정호,; 성영희,; 송미숙,; 조정숙,; 심원희,

doi:10.4040/jkan.2000.30.6.1411

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“…Trial and nontrial centre nurses differed significantly in all of age, work unit and shift work pattern. The most common age range was T A B L E 1 Classification of nursing tasks used in the survey (adapted from Park et al, 2000)…”

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“…Each response was measured with the aid of a 5‐point Likert scale, with a score of “1” indicating that the factor was “no need/help at all” a barrier and “5” indicating that the factor was “a very great deal/extremely” a barrier. Prior to developing a question allowing nurses to rate the priority of tasks with which care robots should assist, we categorized nursing tasks based on a literature review (Park, Sung, Song, Cho, & Sim, ) and discussion. We categorized 11 domains for major nursing tasks into 40 nursing tasks (Table ).…”

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Nurses’ needs for care robots in integrated nursing care services

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Nurses’ needs for care robots in integrated nursing care services

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Jung

et al. 2018

Journal of Advanced Nursing

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“…적용, 혹은 간호처방 등으로 간호행위를 표현하면서 연구해 왔다 (Park et al, 2000). 그러나 정신간호 분야에서는 개념화 를 논하기 이전에 간호행위와 관련된 연구 자체가 매우 적은 게 현실이다.…”

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Analysis of Psychiatric Nursing Activity and Time for Development of Nursing Cost

Chang

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J Korean Acad Psychiatr Ment Health Nurs

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Purpose: Purpose of this research was to identify nursing activities and the time required in the psychiatric ward to provide basic knowledge for development of cost of psychiatric nursing. Methods: In this research 'a list of psychiatric nursing activities' was used to identify the issues. A list of psychiatric nursing activities was developed by a professional psychiatric nursing panel, and 138 nursing activities in 15 domains were identified. Results: The result of this research showed that the average number of work hours per duty was 515.1 minutes and the average number of minutes per patient per nurse while on duty was 35.7 minutes. Also the results showed that the nurses used the majority of their time in 'Nursing care and information management' (528.0 minutes/day, 33.6%), followed by 'communication and coordination' (209.2 minutes, 13.3%), 'safety care' (185.3 minutes, 11.8%), and 'medication' (120.9 minutes, 13.3%). Conclusion: The result of this research indicate that the number of nursing staff is insufficient for the performance of necessary therapeutic activities. Nursing practices such as counseling, activity therapy, and psychiatric treatment and specific therapy need to be developed and nursing care fees need to be included in psychiatric nursing fields.

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“…Direct nursing care includes activities that a nurse performs to assist the treatment and well-being of patients and to meet their health demands, whereas indirect nursing care includes activities such as management, documentation, and communication, which support nursing care [1]. Nursing records refers to the recording of patients’ status, the care or service provided to them, patient information collected through the nursing process, and a combination of nursing activities and professional care [2].…”

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Factors Associated with the Timeliness of Electronic Nursing Documentation

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ObjectivesTo investigate the factors associated with the timeliness of electronic nursing documentation using the entry time on the Electronic Medical Record (EMR) system.MethodsAs a retrospective study, data were extracted from January 1 to February 28, 2014 from a hospital EMR system and a nurses’ personnel information system. The timeliness of instances of nursing documentation was categorized into ‘timely’ or ‘untimely’ according to whether the entry time was time-stamped within the working hours during each day, evening, or night shift. Factors associated with the timeliness of the electronic nursing documentation were included in the logistic regression models as nurse- and patient-associated factors.ResultsAmong 1,700,247 instances of electronic nursing documentation, 79.3% (n = 1,347,711) were completed within the working hours. Years of nursing experience, nursing shift, days of the week, patients’ age, and medical department had a statistically significant associated with the timeliness of nursing records. Nurses with experience of more than 1 year entered nursing records over 2 times more during their working hours than did less experienced nurses. During the evening and night shifts, nurses were 1.49 times and 9.19 times more likely to enter nursing documents in a timely manner, respectively, as compared to those in the day shift.ConclusionsNursing documentation was typically completed outside of working hours when a nurse had little experience, worked during the day shift or weekdays, and when tasks were unpredictable. This shows that new nurses need support to familiarize them with various tasks and the overall workflow.

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The Classification of Standard Nursing Activities in Korea

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Nurses’ needs for care robots in integrated nursing care services

Nurses’ needs for care robots in integrated nursing care services

Analysis of Psychiatric Nursing Activity and Time for Development of Nursing Cost

Factors Associated with the Timeliness of Electronic Nursing Documentation

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