The emotional experience of nurses in the Home Hospitalization Unit in palliative care: A qualitative exploratory study

Barrué, Paula; Sánchez-Gómez, Martín

doi:10.1016/j.enfcle.2020.11.005

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“…Louise et al [16], after reviewing 46 studies, indicated that poor well-being and moderate to high levels of burnout for clinical nurses were associated with poor patient safety outcomes due to medical errors. Paula and Martin [17] also confirmed the importance of maintaining psychosocial well-being in the workplace for palliative care nurses to be able to undertake their work in the best possible way. Arrogante and Perez-Garcia [9] studied the relevance of nursing work environments to the well-being of nurse staff members.…”

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Development and Validation of Nurses’ Well-Being and Caring Nurse–Patient Interaction Model: A Psychometric Study

Chung

Chen

Chang

et al. 2021

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Nurses’ care nurse–patient interaction (CNPI) competence is critical for improving nursing care quality. The focus is the psychological quality of nurses, which may be derived from their sense of well-being. The purpose of this study was to develop a conceptual model of nurses’ well-being and their CNPI competence. A cross-sectional survey was conducted with a total of 212 valid questionnaires obtained from a medical center. Structural equation modeling analysis was performed to validate the conceptual model. The results demonstrated the positive correlation between two constructs of nurses’ well-being (“contentment” and “joyfulness”) and CNPI competence. A positive correlation between nurses’ CNPI competence and their health-promoting lifestyle and work environment satisfaction was supported. Among the constructs of CNPI competence, “respect patients’ life experience” was the most correlated with their well-being, health-promoting lifestyle, and work environment satisfaction. The constructs of these three scales, which showed a middle correlation with CNPI competence, are psychological constructs rather than material constructs. When nurses have a greater sense of well-being, a positive attitude towards life, and feel supported and respected in their work environment, their CNPI competence increases. The findings of this study provide important insights and can serve as empirical evidence for nursing managers to enhance nurses’ CNPI competence.

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Development and Validation of Nurses’ Well-Being and Caring Nurse–Patient Interaction Model: A Psychometric Study

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Chen

Chang

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“…Each one of them is an individual with their own unique emotions, vulnerabilities, and personal struggles [91]. While they may feel deep frustration and empathy towards the patient's suffering, it is crucial for them to effectively manage these emotions in order to avoid burnout and ensure the provision of high-quality care [92]. Otherwise, they risk being consumed by the weight of their duties, leading to emotional exhaustion and potentially affecting their ability to provide the best possible care for their patients [93].…”

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Factors Influencing Social Isolation among Cancer Patients: A Systematic Review

Wang,

Qiu,

Yang

et al. 2024

Healthcare

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(1) Background: Social isolation, which has numerous adverse effects on health status, is prevalent among cancer patients. This review proposes to identify the influencing factors of social isolation among cancer patients. (2) Methods: Articles published in English or Chinese from six electronic databases before December 2023 were identified via a systematic search. A manual search was also performed. (3) Results: Twenty-eight studies were identified in this systematic review. The factors associated with social isolation can be summarized into the following categories: demographic characteristics, having cancer, health status, coping, social support and social interaction. Despite the heterogeneity, 20 factors were significantly associated with social isolation, including age, gender, comorbidity burden, education level, residence, medical insurance, occupation status, personality, race, smoking status, having children, not living alone, household income level, marital status, the role of primary caregiver, physical health status, mental health status, social health status, coping styles, and the level of social support and social interaction. (4) Conclusions: The systematic review showed that cancer patients’ social isolation was influenced by their demographic characteristics, cancer-related factors, physical condition, psychological status, social health status, coping styles, and level of social support and social interaction. In addition, future group intervention could be considered to improve social isolation.

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“…Por el otro, los trabajadores sanitarios encargados de cuidar de un paciente con cáncer tienen la función de ayudar a gestionar el trabajo a desarrollar por el acompañante, lo cual se percibe como una obligación constante por integrar, además de los aspectos clínicos característicos de la enfermedad, la parte emocional y psicológica. Sin embargo, la formación en personal sanitario actualmente sigue siendo escasa, especialmente, en temas tan importantes como la comunicación y escucha activa con pacientes y acompañantes (Barrué y Sánchez-Gómez 2021). Por eso, es necesario fomentar la concienciación sobre las consecuencias psicosociales que pueden vivirse como consecuencia de la atención a personas enfermas con cáncer, así como potenciar su gestión emocional a través de la creación de recursos científicamente probados, como terapias grupales o talleres de autocuidado impartidos por expertos.…”

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Impacto emocional del cáncer: estudio de las relaciones entre pacientes y acompañantes durante la enfermedad

Andreu¹,

Gómez²,

Sadovyy³

et al. 2023

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El cáncer es una enfermedad que tiene gran impacto emocional y psicológico, tanto en las personas diagnosticadas como en su entorno más cercano. objetivo: Explorar las emociones experimentadas por la familia de un enfermo de cáncer de próstata y del personal sanitario del servicio de oncología en su acompañamiento de pacientes oncológicos. metodología: Se ha realizado un estudio cualitativo, descriptivo y transversal con enfoque desde la fenomenología para explorar vivencias y experiencias de la vida interior de las personas. En él participaron cuatro familiares de un paciente fallecido por cáncer, dos enfermeras oncológicas y dos psicooncólogas. resultados: Las personas más próximas al paciente viven la enfermedad intensamente y pueden presentar diversas alteraciones en su estado de salud, especialmente comunes las relacionadas con el malestar emocional. La fatiga por compasión que sufren los acompañantes parece estar asociada con el síndrome burnout que padece gran parte del personal sanitario y relacionada negativamente con la satisfacción por compasión. Conclusiones: Es fundamental incorporar en la valoración integral del paciente oncológico a sus acompañantes y al equipo que lo trata a nivel sanitario para conocer las áreas psicosociales de influencia y desarrollar ciertos recursos personales como la empatía o la inteligencia emocional.

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The emotional experience of nurses in the Home Hospitalization Unit in palliative care: A qualitative exploratory study

Cited by 6 publications

References 21 publications

Development and Validation of Nurses’ Well-Being and Caring Nurse–Patient Interaction Model: A Psychometric Study

Development and Validation of Nurses’ Well-Being and Caring Nurse–Patient Interaction Model: A Psychometric Study

Factors Influencing Social Isolation among Cancer Patients: A Systematic Review

Impacto emocional del cáncer: estudio de las relaciones entre pacientes y acompañantes durante la enfermedad

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