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对护士在将宗教/精神融入患者护理中的能力进行比较研究
Jamileh Farokhzadian1, Amirreza Sabzi2, Zakieh Farmitani3
1Nursing Research Center, Kerman University of Medical Sciences, Kerman, Iran.
BMC health services research
|March 28, 2025
概括
护士在将患者的宗教和精神融入护理方面表现出适度的能力. 一般医院护士表现出比精神病护士更高的技能,表明需要量身定制的精神护理培训.
科学领域:
- 护理实践 护理实践
- 医疗保健教育 医疗保健教育
- 精神上的照顾 精神上的照顾
背景情况:
- 需要研究护士在整合患者宗教和精神方面的能力.
- 在不同环境 (一般和精神病医院) 中理解能力的重要性,以提供量身定制的培训.
- 这项研究旨在评估和比较护士在整合宗教/精神方面的能力,在一般和精神病医院.
研究的目的:
- 评估和比较护士在将患者的宗教和精神融入护理实践方面的能力.
- 确定一般和精神病医院设置之间的这些能力的差异.
- 为制定有针对性的精神护理培训计划提供信息.
主要方法:
- 在伊朗进行的横截面描述分析研究.
- 200名护士的配额抽样 (100名来自每个医院类型的护士).
- 使用宗教/精神综合实践评估尺度 (RSIPAS) 来衡量能力.
主要成果:
- 在一般 (122.39±19.40) 和精神病院 (110.82±25.63) 中,护士的能力均为中等.
- 一般医院护士的能力得分明显高于精神病医院护士 (t=3.59,p=0.001).
- 医院类型,工作经验和专业参与精神护理预测能力.
结论:
- 适度的能力水平需要进一步的教育和培训,以有效的精神护理整合.
- 医疗保健环境显著影响护士的能力,特别是在精神病医院.
- 针对特定环境需求的定制培训计划至关重要,先进行基准能力评估.
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