Altruistic and economic measurements used for prevention health services: Faith community nursing program

Ziebarth, Deborah Jean

doi:10.1016/j.evalprogplan.2016.02.004

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“…The American Nursing Association (ANA) has recognized faith community nursing as a specialty area of practice with published scope and standards of practice (ANA & HMA [Health Ministries Association], 2012). Faith community nursing is a national endeavor involving more than 12,000 nurses across the country (King & Pappas-Rogich, 2011) and holds promise as a community-based practice that may contribute to the reduction of health care costs (Rydholm et al, 2008; Yeaworth & Sailors, 2014) and promote health and disease prevention (Dyess, Chase, & Newlin, 2010; Ziebarth, 2016).…”

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Qualitative Analysis of Faith Community Nurse–Led Cognitive-Behavioral and Spiritual Counseling for Dementia Caregivers

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This article presents themes emerging from semistructured interviews with dementia family caregivers in rural communities who participated in an integrative, cognitive-behavioral and spiritual counseling intervention, and with faith community nurses (FCNs) who delivered the intervention. The primary objectives of the counseling intervention were to ameliorate dementia caregivers' depressive affect and the severity of their self-identified caregiving and self-care problems. The qualitative portion of the study was intended to elicit caregivers' and FCNs' perceptions of the benefits and drawbacks of the intervention. We conducted interviews with seven FCN/caregiver pairs 4 times during the 6-month counseling process, totaling 56 interviews. Themes emerging from the interviews included caregivers' perception of burden and care partners' problem behavior; formation of therapeutic alliance between FCNs and caregivers; problem-solving skills, tools, and resources; caregivers' use of problem-solving strategies; spirituality in caregiving and counseling processes; FCNs' prior professional experience; and caregiver and FCN time constraints.

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Qualitative Analysis of Faith Community Nurse–Led Cognitive-Behavioral and Spiritual Counseling for Dementia Caregivers

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“…We retrieved 14 quantitative descriptive studies. The sample is not representative of the target population in four studies (McCabe & Somers, 2009;Monay et al, 2010;Thompson, 2010;Tormoehlen, 2009) and insufficiently reported to determine sample representativeness in two studies (King & Tessaro, 2009;Ziebarth, 2018). Measures are insufficiently described to determine appropriateness in 11 studies (Bokinskie & Kloster, 2008;King & Pappas-Rogich, 2011;King & Tessaro, 2009;McCabe & Somers, 2009;McGinnis & Zoske, 2008;Monay et al, 2010;Pappas-Rogich & King, 2014;Reilly et al, 2011;Thompson, 2010;Tormoehlen, 2009;Ziebarth, 2018).…”

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“…The sample is not representative of the target population in four studies (McCabe & Somers, 2009;Monay et al, 2010;Thompson, 2010;Tormoehlen, 2009) and insufficiently reported to determine sample representativeness in two studies (King & Tessaro, 2009;Ziebarth, 2018). Measures are insufficiently described to determine appropriateness in 11 studies (Bokinskie & Kloster, 2008;King & Pappas-Rogich, 2011;King & Tessaro, 2009;McCabe & Somers, 2009;McGinnis & Zoske, 2008;Monay et al, 2010;Pappas-Rogich & King, 2014;Reilly et al, 2011;Thompson, 2010;Tormoehlen, 2009;Ziebarth, 2018). Non-response bias is not low in six studies (McCabe & Somers, 2009;McGinnis & Zoske, 2008;Monay et al, 2010;Thompson, 2010;Tormoehlen, 2009;Ziebarth, 2018) and indeterminate in four studies (Bokinskie & Kloster, 2008;Hixson & Loeb, 2018;King & Pappas-Rogich, 2011;King & Tessaro, 2009).…”

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“…Communication and collaboration. Communication and collaboration are described in 12 studies (Kazmer et al, 2017;King, 2011;King & Pappas-Rogich, 2011;McCabe & Somers, 2009;McGinnis & Zoske, 2008;Monay et al, 2010;Rydholm et al, 2008;Shillam et al, 2013;Shores, 2014;Solari-Twadell & Hackbarth, 2010;Young, 2015;Ziebarth, 2018). Communication is enacted through health education, active listening and presence (Solari-Twadell & Hackbarth, 2010;Ziebarth, 2016b), and referrals to community resources (McGinnis & Zoske, 2008;Young, 2015).…”

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“…Barriers to PN role implementation. Eight studies identify barriers to PN role implementation (Bagley, 2011;Bokinskie & Kloster, 2008;Devido et al, 2018;Dyess et al, 2017;Mattingly & Main, 2015;McCabe & Somers, 2009;Thompson, 2010;Ziebarth, 2018). These barriers relate to time and scheduling challenges (Bagley, 2011;Bokinskie & Kloster, 2008;McCabe & Somers, 2009), insufficient financial support (Bokinskie & Kloster, 2008;Mattingly & Main, 2015;Mock, 2017), isolation from colleagues (Devido et al, 2018), poor systems for documentation (Dyess et al, 2017;Mattingly & Main, 2015), and lack of congregational, volunteer, and clergy support (Bokinskie & Kloster, 2008;McCabe & Somers, 2009;Mock, 2017;Thompson, 2010).…”

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What Are the Characteristics of the Parish Nursing Research Literature and How Can it Inform Parish Nurse Practice and Research in Canada? A Scoping Review

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Background Parish nursing is a specialized branch of professional nursing that promotes health and healing by integrating body, mind and spirit as a practice model. Parish nurses contribute to the Canadian nursing workforce by promoting individual and community health and acting as system navigators. Research related to parish nursing practice has not been systematically collated and evaluated. Purpose This review seeks to explore, critically appraise and synthesize the parish nurse (PN) research literature for its breadth and gaps, and to provide recommendations for PN practice and research. Methods A scoping review was conducted using Levac and colleagues’ procedures and Arksey and O’Malley's enhanced framework. The CINAHL, ProQuest and PubMed databases were comprehensively searched for original research published between 2008 and 2020. The final sample includes 43 articles. The Mixed Methods Appraisal Tool was used to critically assess literature quality. Results There is a significant gap in PN research from Canada and non-U.S. countries. Methodological quality is varied with weak overall reporting. The literature is categorized under three thematic areas: (1) practice roles of the PN, (2) role implementation, and (3) program evaluation research. Research that evaluates health promotion program interventions is prominent. Conclusions More rigorous research methods and the use of reporting checklists are needed to support evidence-informed parish nursing practice. Building relationships among parish nurses, nursing researchers and universities could advance parish nursing research and improve evidence-based parish nursing practice. Research into the cost effectiveness, healthcare outcomes, and the economic value of PN practice is needed.

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Altruistic and economic measurements used for prevention health services: Faith community nursing program

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Qualitative Analysis of Faith Community Nurse–Led Cognitive-Behavioral and Spiritual Counseling for Dementia Caregivers

Qualitative Analysis of Faith Community Nurse–Led Cognitive-Behavioral and Spiritual Counseling for Dementia Caregivers

What Are the Characteristics of the Parish Nursing Research Literature and How Can it Inform Parish Nurse Practice and Research in Canada? A Scoping Review

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