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The chasm of care: Where does the mental health nursing responsibility lie for the physical health care of people with severe mental illness?
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Dianne Wynaden RN MHN PhD Brett Heslop RN MNursing Karen Heslop RN PhD Lesley Barr RN Grad Cert MH Eric Lim RN MNurSt PhD Candidate Gin‐Liang Chee RN MNurs; PhD Candidate James Porter RN Jane Murdock 《International journal of mental health nursing》2016,25(6):516-525
The poor physical health of people with a severe mental illness is well documented and health professionals' attitudes, knowledge and skills are identified factors that impact on clients' access to care for their physical health needs. An evaluation was conducted to determine: (i) mental health nurses' attitudes and beliefs about providing physical health care; and, (ii) the effect that participant demographics may have on attitudes to providing physical health care. It was hypothesized that workplace culture would have the largest effect on attitudes. Nurses at three health services completed the “Mental health nurses' attitude towards the physical health care of people with severe and enduring mental illness survey” developed by Robson and Haddad (2012). The 28‐item survey measured: nurses' attitudes, confidence, identified barriers to providing care and attitudes towards clients smoking cigarettes. The findings demonstrated that workplace culture did influence the level of physical health care provided to clients. However, at the individual level, nurses remain divided and uncertain where their responsibilities lie. Nursing leadership can have a significant impact on improving clients' physical health outcomes. Education is required to raise awareness of the need to reduce cigarette smoking in this client population. 相似文献
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Yee Mei Lee BsN Adv Dip Nsg MNursing Craig Lockwood RN BN GradDipClinNurs MClinSci PhD 《International journal of nursing practice》2013,19(6):557-576
Chemotherapy‐induced febrile neutropenia patients are heterogeneous in their risk of adverse outcomes. Management strategies are tailored according to level of risk. Many emerging predictors for risk stratification remain controversial being based on single studies only. A systematic review was conducted to determine the strength of association of all identified predictors. Studies were obtained from electronic databases, grey literatures and reference lists. Methodological quality of studies was assessed for internal validity and representativeness. Seven studies (four prospective and three retrospective cohorts) investigating 22 factors were reported. Fixed effects meta‐analysis showed: hypotension and thrombocytopenia were significant predictors for high‐risk. Additional predictors that might enhance performance of current models include: tachypnoea, presence of central venous catheter, duration and severity of neutropenia. Further research to investigate new factors/markers is needed to develop a robust prognostic model, which is the key to enhance patient safety. 相似文献
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