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[Communication denied: a pilot study on critical relationship in nursing]
1RN, MSN, Ph.D in Epidemiology e Sociology of Health Inequalities ASUR - Marche, Area Vasta n. 2, Ancona Corrispondence: giordanojesi@tiscali.it.
Professioni Infermieristiche
|November 14, 2014
Summary
Nursing communication is often avoided, potentially indicating professional insecurity. Understanding this "escape relationship" offers insights into a nurse
Area of Science:
- Nursing Communication
- Healthcare Professional Relationships
- Patient Interaction Dynamics
Context:
- Limited existing literature on denied nursing communication.
- Exploration of communication avoidance in healthcare settings.
- Focus on internal medicine departments and professional relationships.
Purpose:
- To critically evaluate communication and relationships in nursing.
- To establish an analytical foundation for future research.
- To understand the underlying reasons for communication avoidance.
Summary:
- Participant observation and diary studies revealed communication is frequently avoided, reducing patient contact time.
- In some instances, nursing communication is initiated beyond patient requirements.
- Avoided communication may reflect professional insecurity and practitioner weaknesses.
Impact:
- Recognizing denied relationships as a mirror for professional weaknesses.
- Promoting the therapeutic progression of healthcare professionals.
- Providing a foundation for further research with larger samples on nursing communication.
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