2007
DOI: 10.1016/j.apnr.2006.03.001
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Communicating with nurses: The experiences of 10 adults with cerebral palsy and complex communication needs

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“…The group's discussion of experiences in hospital reflected difficulties experienced by others with CCN (as in [2,56]). The carer's role in advocacy was important in participants' interactions with hospital staff.…”
Section: The Roles Of the Family Carermentioning
confidence: 98%
“…The group's discussion of experiences in hospital reflected difficulties experienced by others with CCN (as in [2,56]). The carer's role in advocacy was important in participants' interactions with hospital staff.…”
Section: The Roles Of the Family Carermentioning
confidence: 98%
“…It is inevitable that individuals with complex communication needs will confront failure at times in their attempts to communicate successfully. These failures may result from limitations in their linguistic, operational, social, and strategic skills and/or from barriers within the environment (Balandin, Hemsley, Sigafoos, & Green, 2007;Snell, Chen, Allaire, & Park, 2008). Communication failures provide important opportunities for learning and may ultimately fuel subsequent success, but only if the individual is resilient enough to move on and try again.…”
Section: Psychosocial Factors That Infl Uence Communicative Competencementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Die Familie lernbehinderter Patient(inn)en nimmt die Rolle des/der sogenannten Übersetzers/Übersetzerin ein und ermöglicht beziehungsweise unterstützt so die Verständigung zwischen Patient(inn)en und Pflegenden (Buzio et al, 2002; Hemsley & Marsden, 2004, Balandin et al, 2007 Untersuchungen (Webber et al, 2010; 159). Die Einstellung der Pflegenden wurde positiver, je mehr sie sich mit der individuellen Situation der Patient(inn)en befassten (Hannon, 2004 (Gibbs et al, 2008; Hemsley & Marsden, 2004; TuffreyWijne et al, 2009).…”
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“…Seifert et al (2001: 231) sprechen in ihrer Untersuchung -durchgeführt in Altenheimen -sogar von einer «Ver-objektivierung» in der Pflege schwer behinderter Menschen. Einschränkend ist hier anzumerken, dass diese Haltung beeinflusst ist durch strukturelle Gegebenheiten wie Personalmangel und die zur Verfügung stehende Zeit (Balandin et al, 2007;Hemsley et al, 2008;Sowney & Barr, 2007). Interventionen sind darauf ausgerichtet, Pflegende für die Situation von Menschen mit Behinderungen zu sensibilisieren.…”
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