A qualitative study of hospital patients' understanding of health promotion

Shoqirat, Noordeen; Cameron, Shona

doi:10.1111/jocn.12212

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“…Indeed, nurses did not devote much attention to economic and spiritual factors. These aspects of health have been seen as a key criterion to evaluate the robustness of health models and health promotion work (de Chavez, Backett‐Milburn, Parry, & Platt, ; Lo et al., ; Shoqirat & Cameron, ).…”

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What Is Being Promoted? Hospital Nurse Knowledge of Health in Jordan

Shoqirat

2013

Int J of Nursing Knowl

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What Is Being Promoted? Hospital Nurse Knowledge of Health in Jordan

Shoqirat

2013

Int J of Nursing Knowl

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“…In the last decade nurses in Ireland have seen an increase in the amount of health education and health promotion activities integrated into the nursing profession. Nurses are seen as being ideally placed to deliver health promotion due to the close contact they have with both patients and their relatives [7]. All health promotion programmes need to be informed and underpinned by establishing theory and model relevant to the planned interventions [8].…”

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Nurses Role in Delivering the Message: The Value of Health Promotion and Patient Education in the Self-Care Management of Adults with Asthma

Murray¹,

O’Neill²

2016

J Nurs Care

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Background: Asthma affects 235 million people worldwide. In developed countries, 1 in 12 people suffer from asthma. In Ireland this statistic is higher with 1 in 10 individuals suffering from asthma. Nurses are at the forefront in the battle against the effects of asthma on patients. This review aims to examine the critical role of health promotion interventions by nurses in the management of asthma. Method: This literature review, in conjunction with a presentation slide deck, looks to: 1. Identify asthma triggers as an important source of knowledge for nurses when treating asthma. 2. Explore techniques that improve patient education and self-management of asthma. 3. Highlight the importance of Health promotion in relation to asthma. Results: From this review it was determined that health promotion in asthma must be an educational initiative where it's amalgamated into nursing practice and becomes on integral part of a nurse's toolkit. Conclusion: A simple education leaflet detailing what was presented in the enclosed slides was designed following this review to support patient education for the effective self-management of adults with asthma. Further study should be conduct on the long term benefits of this leaflet.

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Supporting self-management of asthma through patient education

Murray

O’Neill

2018

Br J Nurs

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Asthma affects people worldwide. In developed countries 1 in 12 individuals suffer from asthma, while in Ireland this ratio is closer to 1 in 10. Managing asthma symptoms and triggers reduces the potential exacerbation of asthmatic attacks. This article identifies the importance of asthma management, triggers, inhaler techniques and self-management for optimal health. Education by nurses and health professionals can make a significant contribution to asthma care and self-management. The purpose of patient education for self-management of asthma is twofold: to raise awareness of effective inhaler technique and to support self-management of asthma triggers for health and symptom control.

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A qualitative study of hospital patients' understanding of health promotion

Cited by 3 publications

References 34 publications

What Is Being Promoted? Hospital Nurse Knowledge of Health in Jordan

What Is Being Promoted? Hospital Nurse Knowledge of Health in Jordan

Nurses Role in Delivering the Message: The Value of Health Promotion and Patient Education in the Self-Care Management of Adults with Asthma

Supporting self-management of asthma through patient education

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