Improving your patient's compliance.
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Communication↗
Biomedical subjects
S Kubsch
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Restoring power through nursing intervention.
PURPOSE: To test the effectiveness of seven therapeutic nursing interventions in alleviating powerlessness in chronically ill clients was tested. METHODS: Part I of the study tested the Holistic Power Model, developed by the researchers, in a pilot study. Part II compared the effectiveness of seven therapeutic nursing interventions to decisional control in alleviating powerless in experimental (N = 25) and control groups (N = 25). FINDINGS: An inverse relationship was found between power resource scores and the perception of powerlessness. There was a significant difference in perceived powerlessness between the experimental and control groups following intervention. CONCLUSIONS: Utilization of specific therapeutic nursing interventions is more effective in alleviating perceived powerlessness than utilizing the interventions of decisional control.
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How nurses react to and cope with the uncertainty of unfamiliar technology: validation for continuing education.
Technological developments in healthcare continue, and nurses working in acute health care settings are assailed with new techniques. The focus of this qualitative study is methods nurses employ to stay current with new technological procedures. This article features nurses' verbatim responses regarding their use of technology and the facilitative role of continuing education.
Adaptation, Psychological↗