Oncology patients' and professional nurses' perceptions of important nurse caring behaviors

Zamanzadeh, Vahid; Azimzadeh, Roghaieh; Rahmani, Azad; Valizadeh, Leila

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“…En cuanto a las conductas de cuidado estudiadas en el grupo de enfermeras, destaca que a pesar de ser considerada como más importante la categoría "monitorea y hace seguimiento", la conducta "administra los tratamientos y medicinas oportunamente" perteneciente a la categoría "accesible" se ubica en primer lugar, alcanzando la mayor media de las 50 conductas estudiadas. Para otros estudios (22,24,25) esta conducta no es prioritaria, con excepción del estudio de Zamanzadeh et al (10), en donde esta conducta también se considera como la primera elección.…”

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“…y manipular equipos de uso parenteral (sueros), las máquinas de aspiración y otros equipos que hayan en el servicio" perteneciente a la categoría "monitorea y hace seguimiento", coincide con el estudio de Zamanzadeh et al (10), en donde queda ubicado en la misma posición, sin embargo en el estudio de Larsson et al (5) esta conducta también se menciona dentro de las cuatro primeras posiciones.…”

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“…Teniendo en cuenta esta realidad, y sabiendo además que el cuidado es un fenó-meno universal y que el aporte que realiza la cultura y las características propias de cada individuo repercuten directamente en la comprensión que se pueda tener acerca de él, la enfermera debe incorporar la diversidad del paciente y familia para entregar un cuidado acorde a cada uno de ellos (10)(11)(12). Las conductas que lleve a cabo diariamente la enfermera conformarán la percepción que tanto familiares como pacientes tengan acerca del cuidado.…”

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“…Las enfermeras no pueden asegurar que las conductas diarias, que se desarrollan habitualmente, sean percibidas de la misma manera, tanto por pacientes como por familiares, por ende las enfermeras no pueden asumir que los pacientes percibirán el esfuerzo del cuidado que ellas realizan (10). Esto se traduce en que la apreciación de cuáles conductas son consideradas relevantes, para enfermeras y pacientes, muestra diferencias, incluso diferencias marcadas en relación a qué comportamientos de cuidado son los que hacen que el paciente se sienta cuidado "por" (4).…”

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Percepción De Enfermeras Y Familiares De Pacientes Sobre Conductas De Cuidado Importantes

Saavedra

Galiano

2017

Cienc. enferm.

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RESUMENObjetivo: Determinar si existen diferencias entre las enfermeras de pacientes hospitalizados y sus familiares, respecto de la percepción de cuáles conductas de cuidado son importantes. Material y método: Estudio descriptivo, transversal, cuya muestra, estratificada por servicio, estuvo constituida por 54 enfermeras y 96 familiares de un hospital general. Para medir la variable respuesta se empleó el Caring Assessment Instrument (Care-Q) de Patricia Larson, que consta de 50 preguntas dividas en 6 subescalas que miden el comportamiento del profesional de enfermería en la entrega de cuidado: a) es accesible, b) explica y facilita, c) conforta, d) se anticipa, e) mantiene relación de confianza y f) monitorea y hace seguimiento. Resultados: La priorización de la primera conducta, representada por la subescala "monitorea y hace seguimiento", coincide en ambos grupos. En relación a la importancia asignada al resto de las conductas de cuidado y sus subescalas, se observan diferencias en ambos grupos. Conclusión: La priorización de las categorías y conductas de cuidado entre las enfermeras y los familiares de los pacientes son diferentes y como primera selección se enfocan hacia conductas del tipo técnicas, más que al desarrollo de habilidades sociales.Palabras clave: Conductas del cuidado, percepción, enfermeras, pacientes, familia. ABSTRACTObjective: To determine whether there are differences between nurses of hospitalized patients and their relatives, regarding the perception they have of what care behaviors are important. Material and method: A cross-sectional descriptive study whose sample, stratified by service, consisted of 54 nurses and 96 relatives of a general hospital. To measure the response variable, the Caring Assessment Instrument (Care-Q) by Patricia Larson was used, which consists of 50 questions divided into 6 sub-scales that measure the behavior of the nursing professional in the delivery of care: a) it is accessible, b) explains and facilitates, c) comforts, d) anticipates, e) maintains a relationship of trust and f) monitors and follows up. Results: The prioritization of the first behavior, represented by the subscale "monitors and follows-up", coincides in both groups. Regarding the importance assigned to the rest of the care behaviors and their subscales, differences are observed in both groups. Conclusion: The prioritization of care categories and behaviors between nurses and patients' relatives are different and, as a first choice, it focuses on technical type behavior rather than the development of social skills.

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Saavedra

Galiano

2017

Cienc. enferm.

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“…Research Zamanzadeh, et al (2010) showed that aspects of competence in the implementation of nursing care that is needed is to assess the patient's state of the patient, making it easier to determine what is needed for the patient and easier for patients receiving nursing care. During the preoperative period, nurses perform a complete physical assessment of the patient, obtain a complete medical history of the patient, asses for infection, review of results of diagnostic studies and laboratory result.…”

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Nurses' Caring Behaviors in the Implementation of Perioperative Nursing Care in Public Hospitals of Bahteramas Kendari

Heltty

2018

INJEC

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Introduction. Caring is the main focus in the field of nursing. Caring relate to the quality of nursing care. Public demand to the quality of nursing care is increasing. The purpose of this study was to analyze the nurses’ caring behavior in the implementation of perioperative nursing care in public hospitals of Bahteramas Kendari. Methode. This research was qualitative research: naturalistic. Participant selection method used was purposive sampling as many as six participants (nurses). The data obtained through observation using the observation guide in the form of a nurse caring behavior assessment instrument that Thai Nurses' Caring Behavior (TNCB). Qualitative data analysis was done interactively and lasted continuously until complete, so that the data was saturated. Result. Results of the study showed that participants described caring behavior quite well, although not all aspects of the nurse caring behaviors can be done. Discussion. Increasing in knowledge and skills nurses need to be done in an effort to develop caring in the practice of nursing services included in perioperative nursing care.Keywords: Caring, Nurse, Perioperative Nursing Care

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Melanoma: Where we are and where we go

Mohammadpour

Derakhshan

Darabi

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Journal Cellular Physiology

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Melanoma is known as an aggressive tumor which shows an increasing incidence and poor prognosis in the metastatic phase. Hence, it seems that diagnosis and effective management (including early diagnosis, choosing of the effective therapeutic platform, caring, and training of patients for early detection) are major aspects of melanoma therapy. Early detection of melanoma is a key point for melanoma therapy.There are various diagnosis options such as assessing of biopsy, imaging techniques, and biomarkers (i.e., several proteins, polymorphism, and liquid biopsy). Among the various biomarkers, assessing circulating tumor cells, cell-free DNAs, cell-free RNAs, and microRNAs (miRNAs) have emerged as powerful diagnosis tools for melanoma patients. Deregulations of these molecules are associated with melanoma pathogenesis. After detection of melanoma, choosing of effective therapeutic regimen is a key step for recovery of melanoma patients. Several studies indicated that various therapeutic approaches including surgery, immunotherapy, systematic therapy, radiation therapy and antibodies therapy could be used as potential therapeutic candidates for melanoma therapy. Caring for melanoma patients is one of the important components of melanoma therapy. Caring and training for melanoma patients could contribute to better monitoring of patients in response to various therapeutic options. Here, we summarized various diagnosis approaches such as assessing biopsy, imaging techniques, and utilization of various biomarkers (i.e., proteins, CTCs, cfDNAs, and miRNAs) as a diagnostic biomarker for detection and monitoring patients with melanoma. Moreover, we highlighted various therapeutic options and caring aspects in patients with melanoma.Melanoma is the fifth most common malignancy in men and the sixth in the women (Siegel et al., 2012). The 5-year survival rate is only 15% for remote metastasis, and a very poor cure rate (American Cancer Society, 2012). Owing to the poor prognosis and the lack of effective treatment options for patients with metastases, much attempt has been made to discover the etiology and pathogenesis of melanoma. Both environmental agents and genetic capacity appear to have an important role in malignancy progression (Miller & Mihm, 2006). The associated risk factors of progression into skin cancer are sun exposure (Gilchrest et al., 1999), the existence of atypical nevi (Hayward, 2003;Tucker et al., 2002), skin pigmentation phenotype, and personal and family histories of malignancy (Gandini et al., 2005; J Cell Physiol. 2019;234:3307-3320.wileyonlinelibrary.com/journal/jcp

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Oncology patients' and professional nurses' perceptions of important nurse caring behaviors

Cited by 71 publications

References 24 publications

Percepción De Enfermeras Y Familiares De Pacientes Sobre Conductas De Cuidado Importantes

Percepción De Enfermeras Y Familiares De Pacientes Sobre Conductas De Cuidado Importantes

Nurses' Caring Behaviors in the Implementation of Perioperative Nursing Care in Public Hospitals of Bahteramas Kendari

Melanoma: Where we are and where we go

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