Development of Holistic Nursing Care Model for Mental Disorder Patients Care in Indonesia

Yusuf, Ah; Fitryasari, Rizki; Tristiana, Rr Dian; Nihayati, Hanik Endang; Ahsan,; Suprajitno,

doi:10.5958/0976-5506.2019.02084.9

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“…It entails providing care that aims to provide care that addresses the physical, mental, and social needs of individuals. In their study, Jusuf et al ( 2019 ) developed a comprehensive, holistic care model based on the nurses' perception of what should be. The results indicated that holistic care included a client's biological, psychological, social, cultural, and spiritual spheres.…”

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Perceptions of nurses working in mental health services regarding the recovery‐oriented care approach: Findings from Africa

Kealeboga,

Manyedi,

Moloko‐Phiri

2023

Nursing Open

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BackgroundThe recovery‐oriented care approach in mental health is recognised as the vision for mental health. People with a diagnosis of mental illness value the support and the individualistic approach emphasised in the recovery‐oriented mental health care approach as they believe it facilitates their recovery. However, as a developing country, Botswana has a long way to go in availing mental health care resources to people with mental illness, let alone adopting new mental health approaches such as recovery.AimThe study aimed to explore the perceptions of nurses working in mental health care facilities of recovery‐oriented mental health care.MethodsFour mental health facilities from Botswana consented to participate in the study. A descriptive qualitative approach was utilised to explore nurses' views on how they perceive recovery from mental illness. Thirty nurses participated in the focus group discussions across the four study sites. All participants consented to participate and to be recorded. Tesch's (in Qualitative enquiry and research design: Choosing among five approaches. 3th ed. SAGE, 2013:198) thematic analysis was used for this study.ResultsThree main themes were identified in participants' perceptions of recovery‐oriented care mental health: Recovery from mental illness is possible, the Meaning of recovery from mental illness and Factors facilitating recovery from mental illness.Public ContributionThe study offers a perspective into how nurses perceive recovery‐oriented approaches from a developing country and add to the gap existing in recovery‐oriented mental health care approach from the African context.

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Perceptions of nurses working in mental health services regarding the recovery‐oriented care approach: Findings from Africa

Kealeboga,

Manyedi,

Moloko‐Phiri

2023

Nursing Open

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“…Holistic nursing refers to nurses’ knowledge, skills, and theories to deliver care and engage in therapeutic communication [ 1 ]. Holistic care meets physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs in patients [ 2 ]. Holistic nursing takes into account the beliefs and values of each person [ 1 ].…”

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Muslim nurse’s spiritual sensitivity as a higher perception and reflection toward spiritual care: a qualitative study in southeast Iran

2022

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Background Spiritually sensitive nurses perceive the spiritual attitudes and feelings of others. They play a positive role in providing spiritual care to patients. Spiritually sensitive nurses deal appropriately with suffering, frustration, and spiritual dysfunction. Therefore, the present study aimed to explain Iranian nurses’ experiences of spiritual sensitivity. Methods This qualitative descriptive explorative study used conventional content analysis and purposeful sampling to explain the experiences of Iranian nurses (n = 19). This study used in-depth semi-structured interviews with 19 nurses, as well as maximum variation sampling to gather rich information (age, sex, religion, work experience, level of education, marital status, type of hospital and ward) from March 2021 to January 2022. The current study also employed Guba & Lincoln criteria to increase data trustworthiness and Graneheim and Lundman approach to analyze the content. Results The research data showed 497 codes, 1 theme, 3 categories, and 6 subcategories. The theme of “Nurse’s spiritual sensitivity as a higher perception and reflection toward spiritual care” included three categories of the spiritual and professional character of the nurse, perception of the spiritual needs of patients and their families, and the nurse’s reflection on the religious beliefs of patients and their families. Conclusion Spiritual sensitivity helps a nurse to provide holistic care for patients and their families. Therefore, managers and policymakers should create guidelines to help nurses become more spiritually sensitive as well as to meet spiritual needs of patients. Further quantitative and qualitative research should confirm these results in other social and cultural contexts.

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Nurse’s Spiritual Sensitivity Scale (NSSS): A Validity and Reliability Study in Turkey

Tektaş,

Şahan

2024

J Relig Health

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Development of Holistic Nursing Care Model for Mental Disorder Patients Care in Indonesia

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Perceptions of nurses working in mental health services regarding the recovery‐oriented care approach: Findings from Africa

Perceptions of nurses working in mental health services regarding the recovery‐oriented care approach: Findings from Africa

Muslim nurse’s spiritual sensitivity as a higher perception and reflection toward spiritual care: a qualitative study in southeast Iran

Nurse’s Spiritual Sensitivity Scale (NSSS): A Validity and Reliability Study in Turkey

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