Awareness and observance of bill of rights among patients with heart disease

Qavam, Samiramiss; Norozi, Siros; Salimi, Amir Hosein; Borj, Milad

doi:10.21786/bbrc/10.2/19

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“…Technical nursing interns are newly graduate nursing students play an important role in providing patients' care. Their performance regarding patients' rights are to ensure that they provide the highest possible standard of care while respecting the fundamental dignity of each patient, as well as help patient express any problem that may encounters (4) . Patients' rights consists of five domains including respectful and non-discrimination, choice of providers and deciding freely, access to information and emergency services, complaints and appeals and keep privacy and confidentiality (5) .Respectful and non-discrimination means that patients have the right to considerate, respectful and non-discriminatory care from their providers.…”

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Effect of Training Program on Technical Nursing Interns' Performance Regarding Application of Patients' Rights

youssef

Shabaan

Gad

et al. 2022

Tanta Scientific Nursing Journal

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Background: Patients' rights have become the center of national attention in the practice of nursing which are integral components of human rights. These rights are derived from medical professional values and code of nursing ethics, to defend patients' rights and ensure nondiscrimination while providing care. Objective: The aim was to determine effect of training program on technical nursing interns' performance regarding application of patients' rights. Design: Quasi experimental research design was used. Setting: Study was conducted at medical department at Kafr ELShiekh general hospital affiliated to Ministry of Health. Subjects: All technical nursing interns (n=50) and all patients (n=133) admitted within six months were participated in the study Tools: Three tools were used; (1) Technical nursing interns' knowledge questionnaire (2) Technical nursing interns' practice observation checklist (3) Patients' satisfaction interview. Results: Technical nursing interns range (60% -54%) showed either poor or fair knowledge level about all domains of patients' rights which improved post program to be range (86% -76%) have good level of total knowledge. Technical nursing interns range (66% -56%) had unsatisfactory level of patients' rights practice preprogram, changed post program to be range (88% -78%) had satisfactory practice level. Post program 81.2%, 74.4% and 63.9% of patients had high satisfaction level on access to information and emergency services, respectful and nondiscriminatory services and keep privacy, and confidentiality domains. Conclusion: The designed and implemented training program significantly improved technical nursing interns total knowledge and maintain their practices about patients' rights. Recommendation: Technical nursing interns required to attend training program about patients' rights prior to internship training to update their knowledge.

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Effect of Training Program on Technical Nursing Interns' Performance Regarding Application of Patients' Rights

youssef

Shabaan

Gad

et al. 2022

Tanta Scientific Nursing Journal

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Nurses Compliance Toward Patients' Rights and its Relation To Patients Satisfaction

Fouad

Abdelrahman

Mohamed

2020

Minia Scientific Nursing Journal

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Background: Patient rights may be considered as one of the main bases for defining the standards of clinical services. On the other hand, the concept of patient rights has been on the rise alongside the ever-growing interest of international organizations in human rights. Also nurses have more responsibility than physicians in this regard, because they are usually in closer contact with patients than other health care workers. Thus, nurses are the most suitable supporters of their rights. Aim: The aim of the study was to assess nurses' compliance toward patients' rights and its relation to patients' satisfaction. Research Design: The study was conducted using descriptive comparative research design. Setting: The study was carried out Coronary Care Unit (CCU) at Minia General Hospital and Minia University Hospital in Minia city. Subject: participated of the study included a convenience of patients total number (n=110) patient admitted to hospitals, and all staff nurses who working in CCU during the period of data collection. Their total numbers were (55) nurses. Tool: Two tools were used; Nurses' compliance to the patient's rights questionnaire and patient satisfaction scale. Results: there was more than half at Minia University Hospital staff nurses had high level of compliance toward patients' rights as (51.9%), less than half of the sample had moderate level of compliance toward patients' rights as (48.1%), also none of them were low level of compliance toward patients' rights in the three times observation. But nurses in General Hospital had low level of compliance toward patients' rights in the first, second, and third observation as (25.9%, 55.6% and 59.3%) respectively, also more than one third to less than two thirds of them had moderate level of compliance toward patients' rights in the first, second, and third observation as (63%, 44.4% and 37%) respectively, but the lowest percent of them have high level of compliance toward patients' rights in in the first, second, and third observation as (11.1%, 0.0% and 3.7%) respectively. Also more than half (50.9%) of patient at Minia University Hospital exhibit the responses toward moderate level and low half (43.6%) of them responses toward high level of satisfaction. But the majority (87.3%) of patient at Minia general hospital exhibit the responses toward moderate level and (12.7%) of them responses toward low level of satisfaction. Conclusions: More than half of staff nurses had high level of compliance toward patients' rights and low half (43.6%) of patients responded toward high level of satisfaction at Minia University Hospital. But about half of staff nurses on second and third observation had low level of compliance toward patients' rights and the majority of patient exhibited the responses toward moderate level of satisfaction at General University Hospital. Recommendation: Nurse need to attend training program about patient rights that enhance patient satisfaction, also the hospital should made policy, rules and regulations that enhance patient rights

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Awareness and observance of bill of rights among patients with heart disease

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Effect of Training Program on Technical Nursing Interns' Performance Regarding Application of Patients' Rights

Effect of Training Program on Technical Nursing Interns' Performance Regarding Application of Patients' Rights

Nurses Compliance Toward Patients' Rights and its Relation To Patients Satisfaction

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