A cancer specific middle ‐range theory of symptom self‐care management: A theory synthesis 癌症症状自我理管理的中层理论:理论合成
ConclusionThe new theory offers a comprehensive conceptualization of symptom self ‐care management behaviours in adults with cancer. It clarifies potential determinants and effects of cancer‐related symptoms and puts forth factors that may influence patient adherence to symptom self‐care management behaviours. This new theory may influence the development of symptom managem ent interventions across the phases of the cancer self‐care continuum. Research to test the new theory is warranted.目的本文描述了成人癌症患者症状自我护理管理的中层理论的发展。背景目前的证据表明癌症患者...
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 22, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Mohamad Baydoun,
Debra L. Barton,
Cynthia Arslanian ‐Engoren Tags: RESEARCH METHODOLOGY: DISCUSSION PAPER – METHODOLOGY Source Type: research
Relationships between leadership, structural empowerment, and engagement in nurses 领导、结构授权和护理人员工作投入度之间的关系
ConclusionThe structural empowerment of nurses acts as a mediator between the transformational leadership of nurse managers and nurse engagement.Practical implicationThe transformational leadership of nurse managers at the unit level has a double impact on staff nurses: first, increasing empowerment and second, increasing the engagement of the nurse staff.目的该研究旨在分析西班牙健康组织中结构授权、管理者领导风格和护理人员工作投入度之间的关系。背景变革型领导对患者的安全和满意度以及医护人员的健康和工作投入度有影响。授权是一种管理实践,...
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 22, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Rosa Garc ía‐Sierra,
Jordi Fernández‐Castro Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH ‐ QUANTITATIVE Source Type: research
Nontechnical skills of the operating theatre circulating nurse: An ethnographic study 手术室巡回护士的非技术技能:民族志研究
ConclusionThis paper explicitly addresses circulating nontechnical skills needed to support the design of educational and training pathways for nurses.目的本研究旨在探讨巡回护士的非技术技能,即楼层护士在手术室照护患者所需的认知和社交技能。背景先前的研究表明,非技术技能在安全执行麻醉、复苏和手术等高风险健康实践中起着关键作用。关于外科手术团队的研究迄今为止主要集中在麻醉师、外科医生和擦洗护士的非技术技能上,使得巡回护士需要获得和使用的认知和社交 技能尚未得到解释。设计民族...
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 22, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Ilaria Redaelli Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH – QUALITATIVE Source Type: research
The relationship between workplace characteristics and work ability in residential aged care: What is the role of work –life interaction?
ConclusionsThis study advances understanding of how work –life balance and work–life conflict can influence work ability levels and shows that addressing the work–life interface may be a legitimate means to improve work ability, potentially leading to continued workforce participation.ImpactStaff retention in the residential aged care sector needs to be addressed. One possible means of achieving this is through improving work ability. The present study expanded knowledge of how the work –life interface may influence work ability.The research demonstrated that releationships between work ability and particular workp...
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 20, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Victoria P. Weale,
Yvonne Wells,
Jodi Oakman Tags: Original Research: Empirical research ‐ quantitative Source Type: research
The Effects of Depressive Symptom Management Interventions on Low ‐Income Mothers: A Systematic Review and Meta‐Analysis
ConclusionThe meta ‐analysis suggested that depressive symptom management interventions for low‐income mothers can be effective; however, the effectiveness varies by intervention type, intervention duration and whether the mothers had other children.ImpactThe findings of this study will contribute to the development of effective depressive symptom management interventions by providing scientific evidence for the development of such programs for low ‐income mothers, especially with respect to target population and intervention duration.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 20, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Kisook Kim,
Yoonyoung Lee Tags: Review Source Type: research
The Role of Psychological Distress in the Relationship between the Severity of Pressure Injury and Pain Intensity in Hospitalized Adults
ConclusionsHospitalized adults who have more severe pressure injury and more treatments for psychological distress experienced greater pain intensity. Healthcare providers must pay attention to treating psychological distress among hospitalized adults to manage pain. Further study is needed to validate these findings and it should incorporate more appropriate measures of psychological distress. The lack of standardized nursing documentation in electronic health records severely limits the usefulness of data from electronic health records for nursing research.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved. (Sou...
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 20, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Junglyun Kim,
Debra Lyon,
Michael T. Weaver,
Gail Keenan,
Xinguang (Jim) Chen Tags: Original Research: Empirical research ‐ quantitative Source Type: research
Associations between job satisfaction, person ‐centredness, and ethically difficult situations in nursing homes—A cross‐sectional study
ConclusionThe results support the theoretical foundation and previous findings suggesting that establishing NHs organizations based on person ‐centredness will increase staff job satisfaction. However, this is a cross‐sectional study and the causality may go in both directions and should be further explored. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 20, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Tove K. Vassb ø,
Marit Kirkevold,
David Edvardsson,
Karin Sjögren,
Qarin Lood,
Per Olof Sandman,
Ådel Bergland Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH —QUANTITATIVE Source Type: research
Public knowledge and expectations about dispatcher assistance in out ‐of‐hospital cardiac arrest
ConclusionThe public expect cardiopulmonary resuscitation instructions from the emergency medical dispatcher. However, the majority assume it is the responsibility of the bystanders to make the decision to initiate cardiopulmonary resuscitation or not. Based on these findings, cardiopulmonary resuscitation training initiatives and public campaigns should focus more on the role of the emergency medical dispatcher as the team leader of the first resuscitation team in cardiac arrest incidents. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 19, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Wenche T. Mathiesen,
Tonje S. Birkenes,
Helene Lund,
Anastasia Ushakova,
Eldar S øreide,
Conrad A. Bjørshol Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH – QUANTITATIVE Source Type: research
Effects of oral hygiene programme and home phone counselling for hepatitis C patients receiving antiviral treatment
ConclusionsThis pilot study supports the finding that an oral hygiene programme can reduce oral discomfort, improve oral hygiene behaviour, and enhance the oral health status of hepatitis C patients receiving treatment. This is a simple and low ‐cost programme, which can be performed at home easily and boosts the completion of antiviral treatment. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 19, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: I ‐Jung Wu,
Te‐Sheng Chang,
Su‐Lun Hwang,
Mei‐Yen Chen Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH – QUANTITATIVE Source Type: research
Chronotype, nursing activity, and gender: A systematic review
ConclusionsEvidence seems to show that female nurses with an evening ‐oriented preference suffer more problems of insomnia, sleepiness, fatigue, and anxiety. The impact of our results may affect nurses, patient safety and the quality of clinical practice. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 19, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Pablo J. L ópez‐Soto,
Fabio Fabbian,
Rosaria Cappadona,
Beatrice Zucchi,
Fabio Manfredini,
Aurora García‐Arcos,
Juan Manuel Carmona‐Torres,
Roberto Manfredini,
María Aurora Rodríguez‐Borrego Tags: REVIEW PAPER Source Type: research
A predictive model for fall risk in hospitalized adults: A case –control study
ConclusionsThe newly developed SAK Fall Scale includes five intrinsic and two extrinsic variables and differs from other predictive scales for falls. The findings of this study are broad and the scale, which is easy to apply, can be used worldwide by nurses in health services. In advanced practice, the testing of a new model for fall risk contributes to preventive interventions and thus has an impact on patient safety. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 19, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Isis M. Severo,
Ricardo Kuchenbecker,
D ébora F. V. B. Vieira,
Luciana R. C. Pinto,
Michele E. W. Hervé,
Amália F. Lucena,
Miriam A. Almeida Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH – QUANTITATIVE Source Type: research
When Safety Climate is not Enough: Examining the Moderating Effects of Psychosocial Hazards on Nurse Safety Performance
ConclusionThe positive effects of safety climate on nurses ’ safety performance are contingent on the levels of psychosocial hazards nurses experience. When aiming to improve safety performance among nurses, it is important for efforts to also focus on the psychosocial conditions of the work environment.This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 19, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Archana Manapragada,
Valentina Bruk ‐Lee,
Arieana H. Thompson,
Laura M. Heron Tags: Original Research: Empirical research ‐ quantitative Source Type: research
Interruptions during intravenous medication administration: A multicentre observational study
ConclusionAn interruption occurred in every eight observed intravenous medication administration, mainly caused by other nurses or patients. One needs to consider critically which strategies effectively improve safety during the high ‐risk nursing‐task of intravenous medication administration. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 19, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Bernadette C. F. M. Schutijser,
Joanna E. Klopotowska,
Irene P. Jongerden,
Peter M. M. Spreeuwenberg,
Martine C. De Bruijne,
Cordula Wagner Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH – QUANTITATIVE Source Type: research
Bibliometric analysis of six nursing journals from the Web of Science, 2012 –2017
ConclusionThis bibliometric analysis contributes to the understanding of the current state of nursing research and its evolution. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 12, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Mar ía del Carmen Giménez‐Espert,
Vicente Javier Prado‐Gascó Tags: ORIGINAL RESEARCH: EMPIRICAL RESEARCH – QUANTITATIVE Source Type: research
Dementia caregiver interventions in Chinese people: A systematic review
ConclusionAlthough the review found mixed results on intervention outcomes, the majority of interventions showed a potential to improve the health and well ‐being of dementia caregivers and care recipients. This review provides suggestions for future dementia caregiving research in the Chinese population, such as inclusion of relevant theoretical frameworks and more rigorous research designs. (Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing)
Source: Journal of Advanced Nursing - November 12, 2018 Category: Nursing Authors: Bei Wu,
Darina V. Petrovsky,
Jing Wang,
Hanzhang Xu,
Zheng Zhu,
Eleanor S. McConnell,
Kirsten N. Corrazzini Tags: REVIEW PAPER Source Type: research
