Selbstimage und öffentliches Image des Pflegeberufs: eine quantitative und qualitative Querschnittsstudie

Julier-Abgottspon, Evelyn; Brunner-Pfaffen, Sarah; Eissler, Christian

doi:10.1007/s11553-021-00930-0

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“…From the society perspective, academic education is not considered necessary. 30 These results are also con rmed by the ndings of Norman, who has demonstrated that other professions, such as medicine, are perceived as very academic, while nurses are classi ed as less intellectual and academic. 31 It has been observed, however, that it is nurses themselves who contribute to such an image.…”

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“…1,6 It is assumed that nurses in this country more and more often feel appreciated by the society. 30 The fact than nurses assess the public image with regard to interpersonal strength (factor 1) and interpersonal skills (factor 3) the lowest con rms the claim that nurses are appreciated by their trusting character, but often there is limited public understanding of their professionalism and competencies. 31 In the study group, independence in taking important decisions on the care of patients and in their own work is much more often mentioned by nurses (p= 0.001).…”

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Perception of the professional self-image by Polish nurses and midwives. Cross-cultural adaptation and assessment of psychometric properties of the Belimage questionnaire

Stadnicka

Zarzycka

2023

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Objective: The aim of this paper is to present results of studies on the perception of the professional self-image by Polish nurses and midwives. Methods: The studies were conducted between January and November 2018. The study group comprised 670 nurses and midwives in clinical practice. The participation in the study was anonymous and voluntary. The respondents were employees of specialist teaching hospitals. The method of a diagnostic survey with the use of the Belimage questionnaire was used. Results: In the study group of nurses and midwives, the real image is expressed in the skills of creative and critical thinking and acting (p=0.000). In order to achieve an ideal image, the respondents focus on instrumental skills, documentation and organisation of care (p=0.000). According to the study nurses and midwives, the society considers the job of a nurse/midwife to be a vocation - 277 (41.3%). As to self-image, most nurses and midwives consider their work to be hard – 442 (66%) and poorly paid – 445 (66.4%). Conclusions: The real image of the profession focuses on creative and critical thinking, in contrast to an ideal image focusing on instrumental skills and organisation of care. Differences in the level of nurse and midwife professionalism originate from the context of the job performed and the place of work. In the validation process, the reliability of the Belimage questionnaire expressed as Cronbach’s alpha was between 0.845 and 0.730.

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Section: Public Image Of Nurses and Midwivesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Perception of the professional self-image by Polish nurses and midwives. Cross-cultural adaptation and assessment of psychometric properties of the Belimage questionnaire

Stadnicka

Zarzycka

2023

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“…Nurses derive their self-assessment and professional identity from the public image, work environment, work value, education and traditional social and cultural values. In comparison to other studies [ 62 ] participants of this study have assessed a higher public image. It is assumed that nurses in this country feel appreciated by society more and more often.…”

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Perception of the professional self-image by nurses and midwives. Psychometric adaptation of the Belimage questionnaire

Stadnicka,

Zarzycka

2023

BMC Nurs

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Background The aim of this paper is to present the research results on the perception of the professional self-image by Polish nurses and midwives as well as the psychometric adaptation of the Belimage scale. Methods A cross-sectional survey was conducted from January to November 2018. The study group consisted of 670 clinical practice nurses and midwives. A diagnostic survey method was applied using the Belimage questionnaire after it obtained acceptable psychometric properties through an adaptation procedure. Results In the group of respondents, the professional image of nurses and midwives is dominated by instrumental skills, documentation and organization of care, and communication skills. There is a statistically significant difference in the image of these two professions in terms of the ability to think and act creatively and critically, as well as innovation and evidence-based practice. The respondents' opinion regarding the perception of their image by themselves and society is statistically significant in each of the analyzed areas. In the professional image created by the public, nurses and midwives recognize that being a nurse/midwife is a vocation—277 (41.3%). However, in terms of their self-image, most nurses and midwives consider their work to be hard—442 (66%) and poorly paid—445 (66.4%). In the psychometric validation process, the Belimage questionnaire retained the original item structure, and the reliability of the subscales assessed with the Cronbach's alpha coefficient ranged from 0.845 to 0.730. Conclusions The professional image of nurses and midwives varies depending on the profession and the perspective of the assessment in relation to themselves and society. The study showed a particularly unfavorable social image of nurses and midwives, which significantly influences the outlook of nurses and midwives themselves on this issue.

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Das „Image“ der Pflege: das Ansehen des Pflegeberufs in der Öffentlichkeit und bei Pflegefachpersonen

Maier

Ludwig

Köppen

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Krankenhaus-Report 2023

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ZusammenfassungDer Beruf der Gesundheits- und Krankenpflege, deren gesellschaftlicher Status und die Arbeitsbedingungen sind – nicht zuletzt während der Covid-19-Pandemie – vermehrt in den Fokus der Öffentlichkeit gerückt. Der Fachkräftemangel ist allgegenwärtig geworden. Die Wahrnehmung des Pflegeberufs ist von unterschiedlichen, teils gegenläufigen Entwicklungen geprägt: In der Allgemeinbevölkerung besteht generell zwar ein gutes Ansehen des Pflegeberufs, der oftmals mit Respekt und sozialem Einsatz gleichgesetzt wird, jedoch ändert sich das Bild, wenn es konkret um die eigene berufliche Zukunft geht. So ist der Pflegeberuf nicht unbedingt die erste Wahl bei jungen Menschen, v. a. bei Schülerinnen und Schülern mit höherem Schulabschluss. Die mediale Berichterstattung schwankt zwischen Missstandsbeschreibung und Heldentum, insbesondere während der Covid-19-Pandemie. Es gibt wenige Beispiele in den Medien, die die Pflege als Profession realitätsgetreu abbilden. Innerhalb der Pflege wird der Beruf zwar als wichtig und sinnstiftend wahrgenommen, jedoch überschattet durch hohe Arbeitsbelastung und Stress, Fachkräftemangel und fehlende Wertschätzung. Es braucht multifaktorielle Ansätze, um einerseits das öffentliche Bild der Berufsgruppe hin zur Profession Pflege zu verbessern und andererseits deren Arbeitsumfeld und Tätigkeiten vermehrt wertzuschätzen. Dies erfordert Maßnahmen auf Politik- und Managementebene. Zusätzlich wäre es wichtig, dass die Berufsgruppe organisiert, professionalisiert und selbstbewusst auftritt, um so das Bild nach außen selbst vermehrt zu beeinflussen.

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Selbstimage und öffentliches Image des Pflegeberufs: eine quantitative und qualitative Querschnittsstudie

Cited by 4 publications

References 10 publications

Perception of the professional self-image by Polish nurses and midwives. Cross-cultural adaptation and assessment of psychometric properties of the Belimage questionnaire

Perception of the professional self-image by Polish nurses and midwives. Cross-cultural adaptation and assessment of psychometric properties of the Belimage questionnaire

Perception of the professional self-image by nurses and midwives. Psychometric adaptation of the Belimage questionnaire

Das „Image“ der Pflege: das Ansehen des Pflegeberufs in der Öffentlichkeit und bei Pflegefachpersonen

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