نتایج جستجو برای: professional patient relation

تعداد نتایج: 1086520  

آزرم, آرزو, آوازه, آذر, ابراهیمی, حسین, اسدی, پروانه, اصغری جعفرآبادی, محمد, حجت انصاری, میترا, حسنلو, معصومه,

Stressful ethical situations are considered as one of the problems of nursing profession, which disrupts the competence of simultaneous application of knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values in patient care. Since clinical nurses are more exposed to ethical distress due to their nature of job, especially in in critical care and psychiatric wards, this study was conducted to analyze the relatio...

Journal: :Annals of agricultural and environmental medicine : AAEM 2012
Jakub Pawlikowski Jarosław Jerzy Sak Krzysztof Marczewski

BACKGROUND Many religions underline the value of merciful acts, especially the care of the sick. The aim of the survey was to verify the hypothesis that a higher religiosity correlates with a more desirable ethical attitude towards patients. METHOD An anonymous questionnaire consisting of standardized tools: Scale of Attitudes towards the Patient (SAtP) (four dimensions: respect for autonomy,...

Journal: :Patient education and counseling 2006
Norma O'Flynn Nicky Britten

OBJECTIVE To explore primary care practitioners approach to and management of menstrual disorders using a sociological perspective. METHODS Semi-structured interviews of primary care practitioners with an iterative approach to recruitment and analysis informed by grounded theory. RESULTS Two broad approaches to patient care were described-a biomedical approach, which concentrated on medical...

Introduction: Patient safety training and principles of professional commitment are considered as the most important skills in medical science education systems. Therefore, this study was conducted with the aim of determining the relationship between adherence to interprofessional professionalism and understanding of patient safety and professional commitment among surgical team members in one ...

Aghdas Ebadi, Sepideh Peivandi Taraneh Geran Ourimi Zahra Rahmani Zoleikha Atarod

Background: High quality midwifery care for patients in the labor unit is of great importance in the promotion of women's wellbeing and pregnancy health. The aim of the present study was to evaluate the professional behavior of midwives with respect to their responsibilities and the service they provide in labor units in the university, governmental and private hospitals across Sari in 1390. M...

Journal: :The Australian journal of physiotherapy 2002
Kathryn M Refshauge Sharon Parry Debra Shirley Dale Larsen Darren A Rivett Rob Boland

Manipulation of the cervical spine is one of the few potentially life-threatening procedures performed by physiotherapists. Is it worth the risk? A comparison of risks versus benefits indicates that at present, the risks of cervical manipulation outweigh the benefits: manipulation has yet to be shown to be more effective for neck pain and headache than other interventions such as mobilisation, ...

Journal: :Patient education and counseling 2006
Miriam McMullan

OBJECTIVE Health information is one of the most frequently sought topics on the Internet. A review of the literature was carried out to determine the use of the Internet for health information by the patient and how this could affect the patient-health professional relationship. METHODS This study is a literature review, summarizing multiple empirical studies on a single subject and is not in...

2014
Mariona Secanell Oliver Groene Onyebuchi A. Arah Maria Andrée Lopez Basia Kutryba Holger Pfaff Niek Klazinga Cordula Wagner Solvejg Kristensen Paul Daniel Bartels Pascal Garel Charles Bruneau Ana Escoval Margarida França Nuria Mora Rosa Suñol N Klazinga DS Kringos MA Lopez M Secanell R Sunol P Vallejo P Bartels S Kristensen P Michel F Saillour-Glenisson F Vlcek M Car S Jones E Klaus S Bottaro P Garel M Saluvan C Bruneau A Depaigne-Loth C Shaw A Hammer O Ommen H Pfaff O Groene D Botje C Wagner H Kutaj-Wasikowska B Kutryba A Escoval A Lívio M Eiras M Franca I Leite F Almeman H Kus K Ozturk R Mannion OA Arah A Chow M DerSarkissian CA Thompson A Wang A Thompson

INTRODUCTION AND OBJECTIVE This paper provides an overview of the DUQuE (Deepening our Understanding of Quality Improvement in Europe) project, the first study across multiple countries of the European Union (EU) to assess relationships between quality management and patient outcomes at EU level. The paper describes the conceptual framework and methods applied, highlighting the novel features o...

2016
Erica E. M. Maurits Anke J. E. de Veer Peter P. Groenewegen Anneke L. Francke

BACKGROUND Professional misconduct in healthcare, a (generally) lasting situation in which patients are at risk or actually harmed, can jeopardise the health and well-being of patients and the quality of teamwork. Two types of professional misconduct can be distinguished: misconduct associated with incompetence and that associated with impairment. This study aimed to (1) quantify home-care nurs...

2017
Anjuli D. Wagner Cyrus Mugo Shay Bluemer-Miroite Peter M. Mutiti Dalton C. Wamalwa David Bukusi Jillian Neary Irene N. Njuguna Gabrielle O’Malley Grace C. John-Stewart Jennifer A. Slyker Pamela K. Kohler

OBJECTIVES To determine whether continuous quality improvement (CQI) improves quality of HIV testing services for adolescents and young adults (AYA). DESIGN CQI was introduced at two HIV testing settings: Youth Centre and Voluntary Counseling and Testing (VCT) Center, at a national referral hospital in Nairobi, Kenya. METHODS Primary outcomes were AYA satisfaction with HIV testing services,...

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