The significance of patient participation in nursing care – a concept analysis

Nilsson, Madeleine; From, Ingrid; Lindwall, Lillemor

doi:10.1111/scs.12609

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“…It seems more accomplishable to describe how to build a good relationship with patients or how to treat patients in a respectable manner. Nilsson, From, and Lindwall (2019) suggested that participation as a concept is vague but that patients' participation can be understood from three concepts: learning, caring relationship, and reciprocity. They suggested that the concept can be clarified if the science of caring manages to introduce these attributes in clinical practice.…”

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An Interview Study of Professional Carers’ Experiences of Supporting Patient Participation in a Maximum Security Forensic Psychiatric Setting

Söderberg

Wallinius

Hörberg

2019

Issues in Mental Health Nursing

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Patient participation in forensic psychiatric settings seems to be complex by nature, and previous studies show that patients rate their participation as lower in this context compared to general psychiatric contexts. Studies on caregivers' perspective could provide a clearer picture of the components and possibilities of patient participation in forensic psychiatry. The aim of the study is to describe carers' experiences in supporting patient participation in a maximum security forensic psychiatric care setting. Twelve psychiatric caregivers were interviewed about how they support patients' participation. The result shows that a complexity of patient participation emerges as a difficult act of balancing the paradoxical role of caring for the patient's interests and development, while simultaneously representing and adhering to the rules and regulations of the system in which one is employed. In conclusion, it is suggested that participation is comprehended as an umbrella term and that focus is directed to conceptualising what caregivers can do in order to create positive patient-carer relationships, as well as what constitutes such a relationship.

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Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Interview Study of Professional Carers’ Experiences of Supporting Patient Participation in a Maximum Security Forensic Psychiatric Setting

Söderberg

Wallinius

Hörberg

2019

Issues in Mental Health Nursing

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“…In one view, researchers consider patient participation as the person's participation or engagement in treatment decisions about him or her (Gallivan, Burns, Bellows, & Eigenseher, 2012;Longtin et al, 2010), while in another view, patient participation means performance of tasks by patients based on doctors' and nurses' instructions (Soleimani, Rafii, & Seyedfatemi, 2010;Vahdat et al, 2014). Ninson et al (2018) related the concept of patient participation to learning, caring relationships among patient-and health-care workers. A recent scoping review by Halabi et al (2019) found that patient participation meant patient engagement and involvement as partners in decision-making regarding their health care.…”

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“…Patient participation is currently recognized as an important component in health care and seen as a means of improving patient care (Longtin et al, 2010;Ninson et al, 2018;Weingart et al, 2011;WHO, 2006). Previous studies have indicated that patient participation is likely to improve patient satisfaction, improve disease management, increase trust, enhance patientprofessionals relationships, and improve patient outcomes (Collins, Britten, Ruusuvuori, & Thompson, 2007;Sanders et al, 2013;Weingart et al, 2011).…”

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Patient Participation in Nursing Care: Views From Ghanaian Nurses, Nursing Students, and Patients

Atakro

Armah

Atakro³

et al. 2019

SAGE Open Nursing

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Previous studies on patient participation reported inconclusive benefits of patient participation in health care. Consequently, the World Health Organization is actively highlighting the need for the participation of patients and their families in their care. The aim of this study was to explore the views of nurses, nursing students, and patients on patient participation in Ghanaian hospitals. Sixty-five participants made up of 15 patients, 25 registered general nurses, and 25 undergraduate nursing students were involved in the study. Data collection was done through interviews and focus group discussions. Content analysis was utilized in analyzing the data to generate four main categories. These categories were as follows: (a) meaning of patient participation in Ghana, (b) patient participation encouraged more during discharge education, (c) patient participation in nursing care higher in private and smaller hospitals, and (d) perceived facilitators and inhibitors of patient participation in nursing care. Participants in this study indicated that patient participation in nursing care meant involvement of patient in treatment decisions and nursing care procedures. Participants agreed that patient participation in nursing care was mostly encouraged during discharge education. Participation was perceived to be higher in private and smaller hospitals. Wealth and higher education were perceived as facilitators of patient participation while workload and high patient acuity were perceived as inhibitors.

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“…A concept is an abstract content of a linguistic term (Nilsson, From & Lindwall, 2019), a part of a whole (Shaheen et al, 2019) and a mental representation (Resnick et al, 2019). From a linguistic point of view, all concepts have two parts.…”

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Analysis of the introduction of scientific articles published in Brazilian journals with Qualis A2 from the administration area

Limas

Santiago

Nascimento-e-Silva

2020

RSD

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This study aimed to analyze whether the structures of introductions of articles published in scientific journals with Qualis A2 in the Administration area present any logical scheme capable of being followed safely. It used the bibliometric method, with a unit of analysis the introductions of texts published in the last 2018 editions of existing journals, whose qualitative and quantitative data were analyzed and interpreted with the aid of semantic, content and comparative analysis techniques. The results showed that the introductions occupy an average of two pages, start with contextualization, justification / motivation / importance and description of the theme / object, continue with the presentation of the objectives and question-problem and end with the presentation of the structure of the article and referencing of other parts (theoretical framework, methodology and results). The conclusion shows that every introduction has initial, central and final elements. The contribution to the Administration area is to provide a safe structure for writing the introductions for these journals.

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The significance of patient participation in nursing care – a concept analysis

Cited by 65 publications

References 15 publications

An Interview Study of Professional Carers’ Experiences of Supporting Patient Participation in a Maximum Security Forensic Psychiatric Setting

An Interview Study of Professional Carers’ Experiences of Supporting Patient Participation in a Maximum Security Forensic Psychiatric Setting

Patient Participation in Nursing Care: Views From Ghanaian Nurses, Nursing Students, and Patients

Analysis of the introduction of scientific articles published in Brazilian journals with Qualis A2 from the administration area

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