Effects of a Mindfulness Activity on Nursing Service Staff Perceptions of Caring Behaviors in the Workplace

King, Camille; Rossetti, Jeanette; Smith, Thomas J.; Raison, Megan; Gallegos, Deana; Gorman, Rodney; Moscatel, Sarah; Smyth, Siobhán; Watson, Jean

doi:10.3928/02793695-20190626-01

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“…Religious activities play a vital role in the patients' healing process and reduce mental disorders and cardiovascular problems (24,25). Mindfulness basically shows an increase in the perception of individuals who can focus their activities so that individuals can focus back on their environment (26). The results showed that mindfulness as mind therapies is carried out with a spiritual approach.…”

Section: Mind Terapiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Complementary and Alternative Therapy for Pain and Anxiety in Cardiovascular Disease: A Literature Review

Wahyuningsih¹,

Pandin²

2021

Preprint

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Cardiovascular disease is the first leading cause of death in the world. Patients with cardiovascular disease may experience various problems, including physiological and psychological problems. Apart from pharmacological therapy, complementary therapy is necessary as a support to conventional medicine. This review aims to describe complementary and alternative therapies for pain and anxiety in patients with cardiovascular disease. This review utilized data from ProQuest, ScienceDirect, and PubMed with search keywords of "Complementary" AND "Nursing" AND "Pain" AND "Anxiety" AND "Coronary artery disease". Ten articles that met the inclusion criteria were analyzed. The results show that nursing actions increasingly develop along with the patient needs. One form of holistic nursing action is complementary and alternative therapy (CAT) that consists of three categories: body-based methods, mind therapies, and sensory therapies. CAT has positive impacts on patients with heart disease. It can reduce anxiety and pain, lower blood pressure, and improve the quality of life. This review also shows that CAT has a positive impact on the recovery of patients with heart disease. Proper therapeutic management should be implemented to reduce the risks of physiological and psychological problems in patients.

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Section: Mind Terapiesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Complementary and Alternative Therapy for Pain and Anxiety in Cardiovascular Disease: A Literature Review

Wahyuningsih¹,

Pandin²

2021

Preprint

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“…Other scholars have used asynchronic learning models to decrease incivility [20]. For the most part, these interventions have been conducted in healthcare organizations and in academia [18,20,21,38,39], but not in other public service contexts. Moreover, although all these interventions were based on learning, none were founded in a holistic view; that is, none was aimed at creating sustainable change based on lifelong learning as a way of increasing the ability of individuals to respond to change and to flourish.…”

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Cultivating a Safer Organizational Climate in the Public Sector: Mistreatment Intervention Using the Four Pillars of Lifelong Learning

Itzkovich¹,

Dolev²

2021

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Workplace mistreatment damages employees and organizations and should be mitigated. Thus, the present study’s primary goal was to develop, employ, and evaluate an intervention program to promote a safer organizational climate in a public sector organization. In this study, UNESCO’s four pillars of lifelong learning were applied to alleviate mistreatment and promote a sustainable and safer climate. Using a qualitative research method, employees were interviewed once before a sequence of two workshops to capture their experiences and perceptions regarding mistreatment, and again a few weeks after completing the intervention to exemine its impact. The first workshop raised an awareness of mistreatment, and the second provided the participants with practical and personal tools to cope with mistreatment. The intervention was found to increase knowledge and understanding and allowed for the acquisition of competencies and tools that enhanced employees’ ability to spend time together, improve their social climate, and flourish personally and professionally. Limitations and implications for future research are also discussed.

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“…This theory highlights the sense of honor, help, trust, and building caring relationships. Subsequently, the balance between teaching and learning practices is considered the main element to fulfill the individual's needs and creation of caring, and healing environment addressing the fulfillment of overall care (Watson, 1997;King et al, 2019), by understanding the patient as a person and addressing their health care needs. As for the caregivers and entrepreneurs, their services to the elderly may enhance their sense of honor and create a strong bond and trust between them and the elderly, and with the elderly family members, who are responsible for their parents' overall well-being and cost provision.…”

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Ageing Care Centers: Mediating Role of Quality Care and Proactive Environment

Noor

Isa

Hossain

et al. 2020

JPSS

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The aging population has become a significant concern in many countries, including Malaysia. As a developing country, Malaysia is still struggling to provide better care for the elderly segment, which is increasing in number and demands distinctive attention, care, and treatment from both family and society. This study aims to examine the relationship between Perception of Health and Happiness, Behavioral Attitude, Health Promotion, and Education, Quality Care, Proactive Environment, and Elderly Care Services in Aging care centers in Malaysia. A probability simple random sampling technique was utilized in distributing a survey-based questionnaire, and 328 responses were collected from entrepreneurs of both registered and non-registered aging care centers. The research model was assessed using Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Modelling. The remarkable results of the research are: (1) Perception of Health and Happiness do not affect Quality Care and Proactive Environment. (2) Behavioral Attitude, Health Promotion, and Education significantly affect the quality care and Proactive Environment. (3) Quality Care and Proactive Environment significantly mediate the relationship between Behavioral Attitudes, Health Promotion, and Education. (4) Quality Care insignificantly mediates the relationship between Proactive Environment and Perception of Health and Happiness. The findings revealed that Behavioral Attitude, Health Promotion, and Education have a significant effect. Hence, the present study should further be strengthened to enhance the aging care of elderly care center services for the betterment of elderly care centers, especially those that are operated by entrepreneurs. The implication of the study is discussed in the paper.

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Effects of a Mindfulness Activity on Nursing Service Staff Perceptions of Caring Behaviors in the Workplace

Cited by 9 publications

References 11 publications

Complementary and Alternative Therapy for Pain and Anxiety in Cardiovascular Disease: A Literature Review

Complementary and Alternative Therapy for Pain and Anxiety in Cardiovascular Disease: A Literature Review

Cultivating a Safer Organizational Climate in the Public Sector: Mistreatment Intervention Using the Four Pillars of Lifelong Learning

Ageing Care Centers: Mediating Role of Quality Care and Proactive Environment

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