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Child-oriented family nursing intervention process in a single-encounter setting.

Chao-An Hung¹, Shu-Jen Shiau, Jui-Yuan Huang

¹Department of Nursing, Chung Shan Medical University Hospital.

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|June 12, 2009

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This study developed child-oriented family nursing intervention skills for psychiatric patients. These skills, categorized into construction, problem-oriented, and hope bridge stages, are crucial for modern families.

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Area of Science:

Psychiatric Nursing
Family Health
Mental Health Interventions

Background:

Long-term research project initiated in 1990.
Focus on patients with schizophrenia or mood disorders.
Participants discharged to live with spouses/caregivers and children.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop nursing intervention skills from single-encounter, child-oriented family nursing.
To analyze the process and outcomes of family nursing interventions.
To address the need for accessible and affordable mental health services for families.

Main Methods:

Content analysis of transcribed interviews from family nursing interventions.
Data collected from a single-encounter, child-oriented family nursing process.
Intervention programs arranged beforehand for each family.

Main Results:

Family nursing intervention skills identified in three stages: construction, problem-oriented, and hope bridge.
Demonstrated the effectiveness of child-oriented approach in a single encounter.
Highlighted the necessity of such interventions in contemporary society.

Conclusions:

The developed nursing skills offer a structured approach to family psychiatric care.
Child-oriented family nursing in a single encounter is a viable and necessary intervention.
Addresses the needs of modern families facing lifestyle and healthcare challenges.