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Alvisa Palese Erika Bassi Cristina Tommasini Roberta Vesca Achille Di Falco Paola De Lucia Giovanna Mulloni Flavio Paoletti Raffaela Rissolo Luisa Sist Gianfranco Sanson Ilario Guardini Valentina Bressan Maura Mesaglio Evridiki Papastavrou Ian Blackman 《Journal of nursing management》2019,27(7):1492-1504
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《Collegian (Royal College of Nursing, Australia)》2020,27(4):450-458
BackgroundOlder people suffering fragility hip fractures are among the most fragile and vulnerable hospital patients. They often have complex care needs due to pre-existing and chronic conditions which may exacerbate as a consequence of surgery and hospitalisation. When deviations from best practice occur, care can be missed.AimTo identify factors that influence missed care for the older person with a hip fracture; inform recommendations for change and highlight the need for further research to achieve best practice nursing care for older people following a fragility hip fracture.MethodsA scoping review was conducted using databases Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature, Medline and Scopus, using a combination of keywords.FindingsTwenty-two relevant papers published between 2010-2018 were identified illustrating areas where nursing care was missed for either patients with hip fractures, older patients or both.DiscussionThis paper has reviewed literature related to nursing care for older people following a hip fracture to determine what nursing care may be missed; why it is missed and to identify strategies to improve outcomes through reducing the impact of missed nursing care for this population. Existing missed care literature usually focusses upon structural and organisational issues to the detriment of other factors.ConclusionMissed nursing care for the hospitalised older person with a hip fracture can be organised under three broad themes: organisational factors, nurse and patient characteristics. 相似文献
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Ian Blackman RN RPN BEd MEd GradDip HealthCouns EdD Evridiki Papastavrou RN BSc MSc PhD Alvisa Palese PhDc MNS BNS RN Stavros Vryonides RN BSc MBA PhDc Eileen Willis PhD MEd BEd 《Journal of nursing management》2018,26(1):33-41
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To measure and model Australian, Cypriot and Italian nurses’ beliefs about what care is missed and how frequently it occurs within their settings.Background
This study expands on previous MISSCARE research but now applies and predicts missed care within three countries.Methods
Multivariate analysis was performed to estimate 1,896 nurses’ consensus scores about missed care activities based on Alfaro‐Lefevre's conceptual framework of care priorities.Results
Five latent variables have direct predictor effects on missed care frequencies. Another four variables including the nurses’ age, highest qualifications, absenteeism rate and workplace type, contributed to explaining the overall variance of missed care scores. The nurses’ gender had no influence on missed care.Conclusion
Cross country comparisons of missed nursing care allow for a more refined identification of strategies for remediation for both managers and clinicians.Implications for Nursing Management
Reliable consensus estimates about the types and frequencies of missed care can be scaled with variables identified to predict missed care across three different countries. Comparative international studies build on the foundations for understanding missed care in terms of nursing practices, policies and related social policies. 相似文献11.
Factors associated with rushed and missed resident care in western Canadian nursing homes: a cross‐sectional survey of health care aides 下载免费PDF全文
Jennifer A Knopp‐Sihota PhD NP Linda Niehaus PhD Janet E Squires PhD RN Peter G Norton MD Carole A Estabrooks PhD RN 《Journal of clinical nursing》2015,24(19-20):2815-2825
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Fatma Dursun Ergezen PhD BSN Bahar Çiftçi PhD BSN Hayat Yalın PhD BSN Emine Geçkil PhD BSN Ayşegül Korkmaz Doğdu PhD Candidate BSN Sümeyra Mihrap İlter PhD BSN Banu Terzi PhD BSN Emine Kol PhD BSN Mağfiret Kaşıkçı PhD BSN Şule Ecevit Alpar PhD BSN 《International journal of nursing practice》2023,29(5):e13187
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Cloyes KG 《Nursing inquiry》2002,9(3):203-214
'Care' is central to nursing theory and practice, and has been described in a variety of ways. Intense conversations about care have been developing in other fields of study as well, from the social sciences to the humanities. Care ethics has grown out of intellectual exchange between feminist thought, moral theory and the critique of traditional western political philosophy. However, care ethics is not without its critics, as these accounts of care have also sparked vigorous challenges. This paper traces the construct of care through nursing theory, care ethics, feminist critiques of moral and political theory and agonistic feminism to outline a set of problematics that a political theory of care should engage. It discusses how care is conventionally posited in more or less essentialist, universalizing and naturalizing terms. It introduces the ideas of feminist theorists who resist dichotomizing care and the political, and situate care in the context of power and politics. The tensions between care feminism and agonistic feminism are highlighted in order to explore the potential of theorizing both care and nursing in political terms. 相似文献
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A research protocol for testing relationships between nurse workload,missed nursing care and neonatal outcomes: the neonatal nursing care quality study 下载免费PDF全文
Heather L. Tubbs‐Cooley PhD RN Rita H. Pickler PhD RN FAAN Barbara A. Mark PhD RN FAAN Adam C. Carle MA PhD 《Journal of advanced nursing》2015,71(3):632-641
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Beatrice J. Kalisch Gay L. Landstrom & Ada Sue Hinshaw 《Journal of advanced nursing》2009,65(7):1509-1517
Title. Missed nursing care: a concept analysis.
Aim. This paper is a report of the analysis of the concept of missed nursing care.
Background. According to patient safety literature, missed nursing care is an error of omission. This concept has been conspicuously absent in quality and patient safety literature, with individual aspects of nursing care left undone given only occasional mention.
Method. An 8-step method of concept analysis – select concept, determine purpose, identify uses, define attributes, identify model case, describe related and contrary cases, identify antecedents and consequences and define empirical referents – was used to examine the concept of missed nursing care. The sources for the analysis were identified by systematic searches of the World Wide Web, MEDLINE, CINAHL and reference lists of related journal articles with a timeline of 1970 to April 2008.
Findings. Missed nursing care, conceptualized within the Missed Nursing Care Model, is defined as any aspect of required patient care that is omitted (either in part or in whole) or delayed. Various attribute categories reported by nurses in acute care settings contribute to missed nursing care: (1) antecedents that catalyse the need for a decision about priorities; (2) elements of the nursing process and (3) internal perceptions and values of the nurse. Multiple elements in the nursing environment and internal to nurses influence whether needed nursing care is provided.
Conclusion. Missed care as conceptualized within the Missed Care Model is a universal phenomenon. The concept is expected to occur across all cultures and countries, thus being international in scope. 相似文献
Aim. This paper is a report of the analysis of the concept of missed nursing care.
Background. According to patient safety literature, missed nursing care is an error of omission. This concept has been conspicuously absent in quality and patient safety literature, with individual aspects of nursing care left undone given only occasional mention.
Method. An 8-step method of concept analysis – select concept, determine purpose, identify uses, define attributes, identify model case, describe related and contrary cases, identify antecedents and consequences and define empirical referents – was used to examine the concept of missed nursing care. The sources for the analysis were identified by systematic searches of the World Wide Web, MEDLINE, CINAHL and reference lists of related journal articles with a timeline of 1970 to April 2008.
Findings. Missed nursing care, conceptualized within the Missed Nursing Care Model, is defined as any aspect of required patient care that is omitted (either in part or in whole) or delayed. Various attribute categories reported by nurses in acute care settings contribute to missed nursing care: (1) antecedents that catalyse the need for a decision about priorities; (2) elements of the nursing process and (3) internal perceptions and values of the nurse. Multiple elements in the nursing environment and internal to nurses influence whether needed nursing care is provided.
Conclusion. Missed care as conceptualized within the Missed Care Model is a universal phenomenon. The concept is expected to occur across all cultures and countries, thus being international in scope. 相似文献
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This article draws on the free‐text commentaries from trans‐Tasman studies that used the MISSCARE questionnaire to explore the reasons why nurses miss care. In this paper, we examine the idea that nurses perpetuate a self‐effacing approach to care, at the expense of patient care and professional accountability, using what they describe as the art of nursing to frame their claims of both nursing care and missed nursing care. We use historical dialogue alongside a paradigmatic analysis to examine why nurses allow themselves to continue working within settings that put their professional/personal selves aside in an attempt to deliver care within constraints that make completing care an impossible task. The findings suggest an ambivalence and conflict confront nurses attempting to provide care within the New Public Management environment. This can be seen in the tensions that draw a line between care as an art, and care as a financial target, juxtaposed with the inherent clash of values arising from the way nursing care is conceptualised within two contradictory paradigms. 相似文献
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