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Appreciating the work of nurses caring for adults with intellectual disability and mental health issues 下载免费PDF全文
Chris Taua PhD DipN RN BN PGCertHSc MN CertAdTch FNZCMHN Christine Neville PhD RN RPN FACMHN Theresa Scott PhD GradCertRes. BPsySc 《International journal of mental health nursing》2017,26(6):629-638
This paper presents findings from a study exploring the nurses’ experience of caring for adults with intellectual disability and mental health issues in inpatient settings. Semi structured interviews were undertaken with 13 nurses from various regions of New Zealand. Methods suggested by an Appreciative Inquiry methodology were used to explore the nurses’ positive experiences of their role. Interviews were transcribed and analysed using open coding and Leximancer (an online data mining tool) analysis to identify dominant themes in the discourse. Analysis revealed themes around ‘Contextualising behaviour’, ‘Communication’, ‘Confidence to care’ and ‘Time’. Participants reflected upon their experiences offering personal interpretations in identifying the aspects of nursing that mattered and that worked. What is shown is that nurses were able to describe a range of creative and adaptive ways of nursing in responding to numerous complex factors they faced in their roles. This suggests a strong foundation on which to advance nursing care in this field. 相似文献
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