Effectiveness of resource‐enhancing family‐oriented intervention

Abstract

The study resulted in empirically based concepts that can be used in the future to construct instruments to evaluate the effectiveness of resource-enhancing family nursing from the perspective of families and family health. The findings add to our professional understanding of resource-enhancing family nursing.

Pressure to Attend Therapy, Dyadic Adjustment, and Adverse Childhood Experiences: Direct and Indirect Effects on the Therapeutic Alliance in Couples Therapy

“…One potentially beneficial approach to consider theoretically is the long‐standing body of stress, ecology, and resource theories present in a variety of disciplines' literature (Barney, Ketchen, & Wright, ; Bubolz & Sontag, ; Haggman‐Latitila, Tanninen, & Pietila, ; Hillman, Withers, & Collins, ; Hobfoll, ; Westman, Hobfoll, Chen, Davidson, & Laski, ). There has been significant work done in establishing the role of stress or resource lack in relational functioning and organizational behaviors.…”

Protocol for digital intervention for effective health promotion of small children—A cluster randomized trial

“…The family resources section is theoretically based on mindfulness in parenting (Duncan et al., ; Kabat‐Zinn & Kabat‐Zinn, ; McCaffrey et al., ) and current research findings on family resources (Corthorn & Milicic, ; Häggman‐Laitila, Tanninen, & Pietilä, ; Noor, Gandhi, Ishak, & Wok, ). The family is instructed to evaluate their resources, which are displayed as twelve resource cards.…”

“…Mindful parenting is based on paying attention to the child and parenting consciously and non-judgmentally in the present moment (Kabat-Zinn & Kabat-Zinn, 1997). Mindful parenting has been associated with improved parent-child interaction (Coatsworth, Duncan, Greenberg, & Nix, 2010), positive parenting styles and practices (Gouveia, Carona, Canavarro, & Moreira, 2016) and reduced parental stress (B€ ogels, Hellemans, van Deursen, R€ omer, & van der Meulen, 2014;Corthorn & Milicic, 2015). It brings attentional awareness to the interdependency between a parent and child (Duncan et al, 2009).…”

The content and effectiveness of home‐based nursing interventions to promote health and well‐being in families with small children: a systematic review

“…In Western countries in particular, the needs of families and parents have changed. Postponed parenthood , weaker family social networks relationship issues between couples , careers and issues related to daily family life highlight the need for psychosocial support for families. Preventive family nursing, with early support, is a suitable response to families' expectations .…”