Development of the Patients-Nurse Communication Skill Scale

Ueno, Eiichi

doi:10.5630/jans1981.25.2_47

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“…This study found that previous research did not recognize Silence and Approval as independent skills between a nurse and a patient; however, these aspects must be explicitly measured. In other nurse-patient communication skills scales, silence has been vaguely assessed (Ueno, 2005) or has been treated as part of other skills (Campbell & Aredes, 2019;Granados-Gámez et al, 2022;Kondo et al, 2020). However, many sensitive topics that nurses must address with patients in the nursing consultation result in emotional reactions from both patients and their families and sometimes from oncology nurses (Katz, 2019).…”

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Developing a communication skills scale in the initial oncology nursing consultation after a cancer diagnosis in Japan

Mitsuyuki,

Ando,

Sugimura

et al. 2024

JINR

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Objective: Psychosocial interventions during nursing consultations emotionally support and inform patients undergoing cancer diagnosis. In Japan, certified nurse specialists (CNSs) and certified nurses (CNs) mainly provide nursing consultations. Using communication skills in therapeutic nurse-patient relationships is an effective advanced nursing practice when performed consciously. We developed a scale to measure the frequency of oncology nurses' intentional use of communication skills in the initial oncology nursing consultation after a cancer diagnosis. Methods: Based on a literature review, we identified nine initial dimensions and developed a 32-item questionnaire. After the focus group interviews and pilot study between January and March 2018, the final questionnaire was administered to CNSs and CNs who offered nursing consultations to patients with cancer in Japanese hospitals. The properties of all scales and subscales were assessed using item-to-item and mean item-to-item correlations. The reliability was evaluated using Cronbach's alpha. Construct validity was assessed using exploratory factor analysis, correlations between all scales and characteristics, and contrast group comparisons. Results: The communication skills scale comprised 29 items across six dimensions of communication skills: Exploring, Listening, Acceptance, Silence, Approval, and Empathy. The scale has good reliability and validity. Conclusions: This scale is a valid and reliable item for self-assessing nurses' communication skills in the initial oncology nursing consultation after a cancer diagnosis.

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Developing a communication skills scale in the initial oncology nursing consultation after a cancer diagnosis in Japan

Mitsuyuki,

Ando,

Sugimura

et al. 2024

JINR

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“…Although communication skills had been listed as independent variables, they were not determined as factors related to end-of-life nursing care. In this study, CSS, 23 measuring general communication skills, was used; however, a scale that could more concretely determine the situation of communicating with end-stage patients and their family should have been chosen. Moreover, it is surmised that the insufficient reliability of the CSS had influenced the result.…”

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“…The CSS is composed of 5 subscales (19 items): getting the information, speaking smoothness, positive listening, personal space and eye contact, and assertion. 23 The reliability of the CSS was indicated by Cronbach a coefficient of .87 (Subscales: .70-.96). The validity of this scale was verified by criterion-related validity and construct validity using factor analysis.…”

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Factors and Structural Model Related to End-of-Life Nursing Care in General Ward in Japan

Yoshioka

Moriyama

2012

Am J Hosp Palliat Care

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This study aimed to determine the factors related to the implementation of end-of-life nursing care in general wards and to examine the adequacy of the hypothetical care implementation model. A cross-sectional survey was conducted. As the results of multiple regression analysis, 8 factors were determined: subjective evaluation of nurses' own team, positive attitudes toward caring for dying persons, existence of a role model, death relief (Death Attitude Inventory), knowledge of symptom management knowledge of family assessment, abstract judgment skill, and participation in the seminar. The hypothetical model was constructed using these factors, and the adequacy of this model was confirmed by a structural equation modeling. These factors and the model would give suggestions of educational content and its method, which should be provided to general ward nurses.

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Evaluating communication skills after long-term practical training among Japanese pharmacy students

Teramachi

Ino

Sugita

et al. 2018

Currents in Pharmacy Teaching and Learning

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Development of the Patients-Nurse Communication Skill Scale

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Developing a communication skills scale in the initial oncology nursing consultation after a cancer diagnosis in Japan

Developing a communication skills scale in the initial oncology nursing consultation after a cancer diagnosis in Japan

Factors and Structural Model Related to End-of-Life Nursing Care in General Ward in Japan

Evaluating communication skills after long-term practical training among Japanese pharmacy students

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