Communication culture in cancer nursing care: an ethnographic study

Farzi, Saba; Taleghani, Fariba; Yazdannik, Ahmadreza; Sharifi, Mehran

doi:10.1007/s00520-021-06388-2

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“…Similarly, in other studies, more years of experience was mentioned as one of the influencing factors of communication. It has been shown that experienced nurses tend to remember how to communicate with patients and had better communication skills ( Farzi et al, 2022 ; Tran et al, 2020 ; Yazew et al, 2021 ). Contrary to our findings, Radsma (1994) argues that long-time practicing nurses have high tendencies to ineffective communication skills.…”

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Conditions Influencing Effective Nurse Nonverbal Communication With Hospitalized Older Adults in Cameroon

Keutchafo

Kerr

Baloyi

et al. 2022

Global Qualitative Nursing Research

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Effective communication between nurses and patients is an important factor to quality nursing care but ineffective nonverbal communication could take a toll on health care. Therefore, understanding the factors that influence nonverbal communication between nurses and hospitalized older adults could help solve communication problems, thus improve nursing care. A sample of 13 nurses and 4 student nurses from two hospitals in Cameroon participated in the study. Data were collected using participant observations and semi-structured interviews, and analyzed using open coding and constant comparative analysis. Three categories were identified as influencing factors: nurse views of hospitalized older adults, hospitalized older adult-related factors, and nurse intrinsic factors. Effective nurses’ nonverbal communication with hospitalized older adults relies mostly on nurses’ intrinsic factors. Identification and nurturing of the positive nurse intrinsic factors are important to develop effective nonverbal communication skills among nurses.

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Conditions Influencing Effective Nurse Nonverbal Communication With Hospitalized Older Adults in Cameroon

Keutchafo

Kerr

Baloyi

et al. 2022

Global Qualitative Nursing Research

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“…Yra teigiama, kad visi onkologiniai pacientai patiria tam tikro laipsnio nuovargį. Slaugos personalas motyvuoja pacientą, skatina sveiką gyvenimo būdą, užtikrina pacientų poilsį, tačiau kartu motyvuoja pacientą atlikti tam tikrus pratimus, kad išlaikytų raumenų masę [21,[24][25][26].…”

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Needs of cancer patients during the period of treatment of late complications of cancer

Mikalajūnaitė

Martikaitytė

Gierasimovič

2023

SMP

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Cancer is the most common cause of death worldwide. Nursing services provided in the late stage of cancer complications improve the quality of life of patients, accelerate the recovery process or help them find inner spiritual peace. The ability of nurses to express empathy and apply motivational interviews has an impact on patients becoming stronger psychologically and physically. The psychological need is effective when a teamwork model is used. The aim of the research – to analyze scientific literature on the needs of patients in the stage of late complications of cancer treatment. Methods of research. Systematic research of the scientific literature was conducted using PubMed, BMJ, Elsevier, The Lancet oncology, IMJ, Google Scholar, World Health Organisation electronic databases. The results showed that the side effects of treatment can last for years in cancer patients in the late stage of complications. The nursing needs are directed to the continuous care of oncological patients, assessment of health status. Teamwork helps to involve the patient in the services provided, to motivate the patient's actions, feedback is important too. Educational activities of the nursing staff are aimed at promoting a healthy lifestyle, planning daily activities that help reduce fatigue, pain, and maintain muscle mass.

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“…Nurses are expected to be able to manage several difficult situations, including giving medical treatment and interacting with patients. It has been shown in several studies in European and Asian countries that nurses' interactional skills are perceived as important for giving successful treatment (12)(13)(14)(15). Aspects that patients perceive as important for the quality of care include being listened to and respected and meeting nurses who show a caring and understanding attitude (16)(17)(18).…”

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First year nursing students’ reflections about developing their verbal nursing skills during their nursing education in China: a qualitative study

Xiao-ling

Rask

2023

Front. Public Health

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ObjectiveThe aim of the study is to explore the expectations of a group of first-year nursing students in China about developing their verbal and social interactional skills during their nursing education.BackgroundNursing students’ communication skills were not fully developed in China. Students have many challenges to face regarding developing their nursing skills, especially interaction skills, when they start their education.DesignA qualitative design was used in this research.MethodTwelve second-semester undergraduate nursing students were interviewed on the basis of purposive sampling, and qualitative content analysis was employed.ResultsThe main theme was ‘facilitating a caring nurse–patient relationship’ and ‘using a knowledge base for performing nursing care’. The first theme comprises two sub-themes, ‘caring approach’ and ‘helping and involving the patient in care’, with three and two categories, respectively. The second theme comprises the two sub-themes, ‘knowledge needed to be able to understand the patient’ and ‘health and treatment information’, with three and two categories, respectively.ConclusionA synthesis of both knowledge and practice is needed to improve the nursing students’ interaction and professional skills during their nursing education.

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Communication culture in cancer nursing care: an ethnographic study

Cited by 4 publications

References 24 publications

Conditions Influencing Effective Nurse Nonverbal Communication With Hospitalized Older Adults in Cameroon

Conditions Influencing Effective Nurse Nonverbal Communication With Hospitalized Older Adults in Cameroon

Needs of cancer patients during the period of treatment of late complications of cancer

First year nursing students’ reflections about developing their verbal nursing skills during their nursing education in China: a qualitative study

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