Nurses' Empowerment Scale for ICU patients' families: an instrument development study

Li, Hong; Li, Qiu; Chen, Qiaoling; Wu, JingBing; Chen, Lili; Li, Na

doi:10.1111/nicc.12106

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“…A particularly important finding supporting our conclusion of the acceptability validity and trustworthiness of our methods is the increase in consensus from the first to second Delphi round for the expert panel (Zeng & Li, ). Further evidence is found in our high coordination coefficient showing strong agreement on symptom‐items among experts (Li et al., ). High levels of expert consensus allowed us to delete, revise or add symptoms without decreasing the consistency of the measure (Liu, ; Roberts‐Davis & Read, ).…”

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confidence: 70%

“…Senior health professionals, working independently, reached acceptable levels of consensus on early symptoms of PSD that are both clinically important and clinically specific in the acute stroke patients. The statistical consensus parameters used to determine the overall expert agreements met or exceeded acceptable levels reported in similar research protocol (Li et al., ).…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 78%

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Development and initial validation of a clinical measure to assess early symptoms of post‐stroke depression in the acute stroke patient

Oakley

et al. 2017

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Section: Discussionsupporting

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Development and initial validation of a clinical measure to assess early symptoms of post‐stroke depression in the acute stroke patient

Oakley

et al. 2017

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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“…Skills are developed through training and reflection, and contribute to a belief in one's own ability to sufficiently handle a situation or influence events . In an empowering critical care environment, individuals can mediate assistance or guidance that supports skill development .…”

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Empowerment in critical care – a concept analysis

Wåhlin

2016

Scandinavian Caring Sciences

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Scand J Caring Sci; 2017; 31; 164-174 Empowerment in critical care -a concept analysisObjective: The purpose of this paper was to analyse how the concept of empowerment is defined in the scientific literature in relation to critical care. As empowerment is a mutual process affecting all individuals involved, the perspectives of not only patients and next of kin but also staff were sought. Method: A literature review and a concept analysis based on Walker and Avant's analysis procedure were used to identify the basic elements of empowerment in critical care. Twenty-two articles with a focus on critical care were discovered and included in the investigation. Findings: A mutual and supportive relationship, knowledge, skills, power within oneself and self-determination were found to be the common attributes of empowerment in critical care. The results could be adapted and used for all parties involved in critical carewhether patients, next of kin or staff -as these defining attributes are assumed to be universal to all three groups, even if the more specific content of each attribute varies between groups and individuals. Conclusion: Even if empowerment is only sparsely used in relation to critical care, it appears to be a very useful concept in this context. The benefits of improving empowerment are extensive: decreased levels of distress and strain, increased sense of coherence and control over situation, and personal and/or professional development and growth, together with increased comfort and inner satisfaction.

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“…Available critical care instrument validation studies using CVI quantification have reported a range of critical care working experience from five 33 to 10 years. 34 Although the criterion for inclusion in our study as a nurse expert was a minimum of 2 years of critical care experience, our panel of expert judges averaged more than a decade of experience working in the ICU (Table 2), during which time they accumulated the knowledge and expertise to contribute effectively to this content validation study.…”

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Preimplementation of Critical Care Early Mobility Clinical Decision Support

Dunn,

da Costa Ferreira Oberfrank,

Krupp

2024

CIN: Computers, Informatics, Nursing

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Early mobility is a form of critical care rehabilitation ranging from in-bed exercise to ambulation and is known to limit post–intensive-care functional decline. Multiple barriers prevent widespread early mobility implementation. Clinical decision support systems can optimize the decision-making process and overcome barriers to care. However, critical care early mobility clinical decision support does not exist. Our objective was to develop and establish the content validation of the operational definitions for a novel critical care early mobility assessment instrument. Content validation was conducted in two steps: (1) development of operational definitions by the research team and (2) content validation with 10 nurse experts. Quality assessment and suitability of the operational definitions for 30 items, across four safety domains, were assessed using a 7 point-Likert scale. Item content validity index scores ranged from 0.6 to 0.1 after the first validation round. Domains containing items with item content validity index scores less than the lower limit of 0.78 were modified for clarity of language. Item content validity index scores ranged from 0.8 to 1.0, and the scale-level content validity index was 0.93 after the second content validation round. Excellent content validity of the operational definitions was achieved. This is the first methodological step in a larger project to develop clinical decision support for critical care early mobility.

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Nurses' Empowerment Scale for ICU patients' families: an instrument development study

Abstract: Knowledge of families' empowerment status may help to address their psychological needs and their ability to provide family support.

Cited by 10 publications

References 30 publications

Development and initial validation of a clinical measure to assess early symptoms of post‐stroke depression in the acute stroke patient

Development and initial validation of a clinical measure to assess early symptoms of post‐stroke depression in the acute stroke patient

Empowerment in critical care – a concept analysis

Preimplementation of Critical Care Early Mobility Clinical Decision Support

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