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KMID : 0355019960350010066
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Korean Nurse
1996 Volume.35 No. 1 p.66 ~ p.80
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A Study of Nursing Infermation on the Anxiety levels, Education Program for Patients
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서울시 간호사회 학술위원회
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Abstract
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Reacently one the main issues has been to develo useful strategies to improve hospital services ofr patients in the health care delivery system in our rapidly changing society. This study has focused on exploring the porceptions that the clinical
nurses
have concerning who they are and what they are going to become in the days aheaad as medical care reaches a new stage of advancement centered around the patient and hospital services. This study in also based upon the premise that the role of the
clinical mnurse practitioner is central to the progress of any patient centered nursing program.
This study was carried out by the members of the academic committee of Seoul Branch of Korean Nurses Association from January 1995 to February 1995. The interview method was a semi-structured questionnaire used to collect data from 25 staff
nurses
who
were working more than 3 years at 3 different university hopitals in Seoul. The 6 interviwers were selected from each hospital and they were trained for the interviwing techniques.
The data wero analysed qualitatively and 10 elements of the nurse's responsibilitles classified such as caring for the patients (which includes specific medical care as well as general); assessing; diagnosing; coordinating with other health
personnel;
careful listening teaching and the patient guiding; administering the prescriptions; giving information and counseling the patient; ward managemnt.
Although the premise of this study was based on a wholistic concept, the overall behavioral aspects of hospital clinical nursing were the major thrust of the questionnaire. Broad philosophical questions regarding the nature of nursing need to be
further
explored.
The data gathered for this questionnaire should be useful as a reenforcement tool in educating nursing students as well as in continuing educcation for clinical nurses. For the future, another study should be done to determine the nursing/patient
relationship.
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