Nurse manager and student nurse perceptions of the use of personal smartphones or tablets and the adjunct applications, as an educational tool in clinical settings

McNally, George; Frey, Rosemary; Crossan, Michael

doi:10.1016/j.nepr.2016.12.004

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“…A presente revisão também identificou que enfermeiros se mostram preocupados com o uso dos smartphones 8,10,12 . Houve relatos de incidentes ocasionados pelo uso do aparelho durante a assistência e reclamações de pacientes quanto ao profissional com uso excessivo, em um estudo realizado com estudantes e enfermeiros 21 .…”

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“…Por outro lado, os alunos, durante a graduação, são encorajados a usar o smartphone para completar os conteúdos de aprendizado 23 . Enfermeiros assistenciais, ao serem questionados a respeito do uso do smartphone, relataram que esses equipamentos trazem benefícios à assistência prestada ao paciente, aplicando a tecnologia em favor das boas práticas 21 .…”

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Comunicação eletrônica entre profissionais de saúde na assistência ao paciente: revisão integrativa

2019

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Objetivo: Analisar a literatura científica a respeito da comunicação por meios eletrônicos entre profissionais de saúde. Método: Revisão integrativa da literatura, realizada nas bases de dados e/ou portais PubMed, Biblioteca Virtual em Saúde e Cochrane, até agosto de 2018, com descritores combinados, que respondem à pergunta norteadora: “Como ocorre a comunicação eletrônica entre os profissionais de saúde na assistência ao paciente?. Resultados: Seis artigos foram incluídos, publicados de 2011 a 2016, no idioma Inglês. Os recursos foram smartphone, pager e tablet. Os aplicativos utilizados foram WhatsApp, Medigram e Serviço de Mensagens Curtas (SMS). Agilidade, facilidade de uso e auxílio na tomada de decisão foram as vantagens encontradas no uso desse recurso na comunicação dos profissionais; dentre as desvantagens estão ausência de privacidade e de confidencialidade das informações, interrupções na assistência e inabilidade no uso do recurso tecnológico. Conclusão: O uso de aplicativos para troca de mensagens e comunicação interdisciplinar de fato proporciona agilidade na comunicação, mas a confidencialidade desses dados ainda é uma questão a ser tratada. Assim, cabe ao enfermeiro conduzir a comunicação com os demais profissionais, preservando a privacidade do paciente.

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Comunicação eletrônica entre profissionais de saúde na assistência ao paciente: revisão integrativa

2019

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“…The use of mobile technology by nurses at the point of care delivery is increasing (McNally et al, 2017). Professional regulation bodies worldwide are struggling to come to terms with the increase in use of social media and mobile technology by healthcare practitioners (Kelso-Sandin & Hinman, 2016).…”

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The relevance of nurses and midwives code of conduct in Australia

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Riley

Heiler

et al. 2019

International Nursing Review

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Aim This study explores Australian clinical nurses' and midwives' familiarity with a new code of conduct and understanding in what ways the code is important for nurses as they carry out clinical practice. Background Codes specify the expectations of nurses' responsibilities, legal requirements, behaviour and conduct. Being familiar with the code is central to being a professional nurse or midwife. As nursing continues to advance, updating the code is crucial to maintain professional and safe practice. Design This project utilized a cross‐sectional descriptive design. Methods A survey was developed incorporating Likert‐type scale assessments of the 7 value statements from the 2018 Australian Nurses' Code of Conduct for familiarity and importance. The survey included open‐ended questions to elicit clinical nurses' experiences of conduct breaches, opinions regarding usefulness and relevance of the code for current practice. Data were collected at an acute care hospital in Sydney during January 2018. Results Significant differences relating to cultural and patient‐centred approaches were revealed in the study. The new value involving the role of research was least understood and ranked least important by nurses and midwives. Professional ‘integrity’ resonated with participants when considering the behaviour of nurses, and short, unambiguous values were the most popular. Additionally, a substantial number of participants had no knowledge of the code or were not aware of the recently revised version. Conclusion and implications for nursing A code of conduct provides structure and guidance for workplace values and principles. A respected code is important to the nursing profession to help prevent inappropriate and incompetent behaviour and as a guide for nursing performance. Nurses in this study claimed the code was highly relevant to their work as a nurse and was incorporated into their daily practice.

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“…Studies noted that one of the key disadvantages of using it is work distraction (Giles- Smith, Spencer, Shaw, Porter, & Lobchuk, 2017;McBride et al, 2015a;Mobasheri et al, 2015;Moore & Jayewardene, 2014). Accordingly, smartphones serve as distractions by taking away nurses' focus from the patient (Johansson, Petersson, Saveman, & Nilsson, 2014;McNally, Frey & Crossan, 2017;Moore & Jayewardene, 2014). Other scholars (McBride et al, 2015a;McNally et al, 2017) also argued that the distraction caused by smartphones are greater when used for non-work purposes, such as playing games, watching videos, or accessing social media sites.…”

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“…Accordingly, smartphones serve as distractions by taking away nurses' focus from the patient (Johansson, Petersson, Saveman, & Nilsson, 2014;McNally, Frey & Crossan, 2017;Moore & Jayewardene, 2014). Other scholars (McBride et al, 2015a;McNally et al, 2017) also argued that the distraction caused by smartphones are greater when used for non-work purposes, such as playing games, watching videos, or accessing social media sites. Some also argued that such distractions can contribute to unsafe work practices that put patients at risk for injuries (Brandt et al, 2016;McNally et al, 2017).…”

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Nurses? use of smartphones for work purposes in the Philippines : predictors, outcomes, and issues

Bautista¹

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This thesis would not have been possible without the help of several people throughout my journey as a PhD student. First, I would like to thank my supervisors, Prof. Theng Yin Leng and Asst. Prof. Sonny Rosenthal for providing support and guidance throughout my PhD. Second, I would like to thank Assoc. Prof. Trisha T. C. Lin of the National Chengchi University, Taiwan, for providing me the opportunity to learn and experience communication research by hiring me as her project officer in NTU (2012-2013). I also thank her for supervising the first two years of my PhD study (2014-2016) until the successful defence of my thesis proposal. Later, she continued to serve as my external thesis advisory committee member after leaving NTU. I am forever grateful to her as I would not be able to enter and complete the PhD programme without her steadfast support and mentorship. Third, I would like to express my sincerest gratitude to Prof. Charles T. Salmon and to the rest of the Wee Kim Wee School's administrative and academic staff for being helpful and supportive throughout my PhD. I also thank my friends in COOL ASIA and CHESS for the emotional support. Fourth, I am grateful to countless nursing colleagues in the Philippines who assisted me during data collection. I also like to recognise the help of several hospital administrators who permitted me to collect data in their institutions. Fifth, I would like to thank my parents, Myrna Bautista and Elvis Bautista, and sister, Jeselle Bautista, for being supportive of my personal and professional endeavours, and for always believing in my capabilities. Sixth, I am grateful to my wife, Therese Anne Bautista, for being there with me, especially during the trying times of my PhD journey. I hope that I will be able to spend more quality time with her upon completing this thesis. Lastly, I am eternally grateful to the Lord Almighty for blessing me with the courage to face all trials in life. Thank you for all His unconditional love and for giving me supportive colleagues, friends, and loved ones that I cherish in my life. viii

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Nurse manager and student nurse perceptions of the use of personal smartphones or tablets and the adjunct applications, as an educational tool in clinical settings

Cited by 38 publications

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Comunicação eletrônica entre profissionais de saúde na assistência ao paciente: revisão integrativa

Comunicação eletrônica entre profissionais de saúde na assistência ao paciente: revisão integrativa

The relevance of nurses and midwives code of conduct in Australia

Nurses? use of smartphones for work purposes in the Philippines : predictors, outcomes, and issues

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