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瘤临床医生对监督中的患者的感受:使用感受词检查清单进行前后评估

Friedrich Stiefel¹, Céline Bourquin¹, Beate Wild²

¹Psychiatric Liaison Service, Lausanne University Hospital (CHUV), Lausanne and University of Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland.

Psycho-oncology

|March 2, 2024

概括

临床监督显著改善了瘤学临床医生.

科学领域:

心理社会瘤学
临床心理学临床心理学
医疗保健专业发展

背景情况:

精神瘤学家的临床监督对于心理社会能力转移和瘤临床医生之间的支持至关重要.
关于这种至关重要的联络活动的影响的研究有限.

研究的目的:

评估临床监督对瘤临床医生对在监督会议期间讨论的患者的情感反应的影响.

主要方法:

23名瘤临床医生完成了Feeling Word Checklist (FWC) 在6名监督员进行的91次监督会议之前和之后.
对依赖群体的t测试进行了分析,分析了会议前后的感受,重点关注预计将有利地改变的项目.
预期情绪转变的综合分数被计算并分析在个人临床医生层面.

主要成果:

监督显著减少了诸如焦虑,困惑和愤怒等负面情绪.
积极的情绪,包括注意力,信心,同情心和有用感,在监督后显著增加.
临床医生报告说,患者互动的理解得到了增强,并恢复了对患者互动的控制和目的感.

结论:

临床监督有效地改变了瘤临床医生对患者的感受.
这些发现突出了监督在支持临床医生的福祉和专业能力方面的规范性,形成性和恢复性功能.

关键词:

反转移转移转移转移反转移这些都是情绪,情绪.感觉词汇检查列表感觉词汇检查列表瘤学在瘤学方面.监督监督监督监督监督

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