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Jenny Weinstein BPhil BA Msc 《Health expectations》2006,9(2):98-109
OBJECTIVE: This study compares the process and outcomes of two approaches to engaging mental health (MH) service users in the quality assurance (QA) process. BACKGROUND: QA plays a significant role in health and care services, including those delivered in the voluntary sector. The importance of actively, rather than passively, involving service users in evaluation and service development has been increasingly recognized during the last decade. DESIGN: This retrospective small-scale study uses document analysis to compare two QA reviews of a MH Day Centre, one that took place in 1998 as a traditional inspection-type event and one that took place in 2000 as a collaborative process with a user-led QA agenda. Setting and participants The project was undertaken with staff, volunteers and service users in a voluntary sector MH Day Centre. Intervention The study compares the management, style, evaluation tools and service user responses for the two reviews; it considers staff perspectives and discusses the implications of a collaborative, user-led QA process for service development. RESULTS: The first traditional top-down inspection-type QA event had less ownership from service users and staff and served the main purpose of demonstrating that services met organizational standards. The second review, undertaken collaboratively with a user-led agenda focused on different priorities, evolving a new approach to seeking users' views and achieving a higher response rate. CONCLUSIONS: Because both users and staff had participated in most aspects of the second review they were more willing to work together and action plan to improve the service. It is suggested that the process contributed to an evolving ethos of more effective quality improvement and user involvement within the organization. 相似文献
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Brenda Happell RN Cert Psych Nurs BA DipEd MEd PhD FACMHN Shifra Waks BA MIHP B Int Global Stud Aine Horgan PhD MSc BNS PGCert T&L RPN Sonya Greaney DipSPH PG Cert Peer Support Fionnuala Manning John Goodwin MA PGDip Bsc BA ALCM DipMgmt RPN Julia Bocking BPhil B Soc & Comm Stud Brett Scholz BHSci PhD Elisabeth Hals MA Arild Granerud PhD Rory Doody B.Soc.Sc. Chris Platania-Phung BA PhD Martha Griffin H. Dip in Community Youth Work Siobhan Russell BSc RPN PhD Liam MacGabhann BSc MSc DrNursSci Jarmo Pulli Annaliina Vatula BA Graeme Browne RN MHN PhD FACMHN Kornelis Jan van der Vaart BN MSci Jerry Allon Einar Bjornsson Heikki Ellilä RN MNSc PhD Mari Lahti MNSc PhD Pall Biering PhD 《Perspectives in psychiatric care》2020,56(4):811-819
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Stephen Knight MPhil BPhil RN RNT 《Journal of advanced nursing》1998,27(6):1287-1295
In this paper an attempt is made to illustrate the experience of lecturers in a department of nursing preparing to implement the adult branch component of the pre-registration Higher Education Diploma in Nursing Studies. The study was conducted in a college of health in England at a time when the college was only beginning to discuss the possibility of closer links with universities. It highlights the grief responses associated with change exhibited by nursing lecturers during a period of organizational upheaval and curriculum change and maps the transition through stages of adaptation over a 2-year period. The analysis of the effects of change and the coping strategies adopted by nursing lecturers presented here is most relevant to educational managers who are charged with integrating nurse education into higher education. 相似文献
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‘To be treated as a human’: Using co‐production to explore experts by experience involvement in mental health nursing education – The COMMUNE project
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Aine Horgan PhD Fionnuala Manning Julia Bocking BPhil Brenda Happell PhD Mari Lahti PhD Rory Doody Martha Griffin HDip Stephen K. Bradley PhD Siobhan Russell PhD Einar Bjornsson Moira O'Donovan MSc Liam MacGabhann DrNursSci Eileen Savage PhD Jarmo Pulli John Goodwin MA Kornelis Jan van der Vaart MSc Hazel O'Sullivan BSc Claire Dorrity BSc Heikki Ellila PhD Jerry Allon Elisabeth Hals MA Jan Sitvast PhD Arild Granerud PhD Pall Biering PhD 《International journal of mental health nursing》2018,27(4):1282-1291
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Myfanwy Lloyd Jones MA BPhil Dphil CHSM Stephen Walters MSc & Ron Akehurst BSc 《Journal of advanced nursing》2001,35(2):151-160
AIM OF THE PAPER: To examine the extent to which preregistration nursing and midwifery students have contact with their named mentor, and the implications of this. BACKGROUND/RATIONALE: Mentorship has an important part to play in enabling preregistration nursing and midwifery students to gain the maximum benefit from clinical placements. Previous research has indicated that the benefits of mentorship to learners are related to the number of occasions on which the student and mentor work together. DESIGN/METHODS: A research project commissioned by the Sheffield and North Trent College of Nursing and Midwifery (now the University of Sheffield School of Nursing and Midwifery) provided an opportunity to examine the extent to which their named mentors were available to Project 2000 students, and the implications of this. Students and their named mentors were asked to keep an activity diary for 1 week. The main objective was to collect activity data to inform an analysis of the costs and benefits of clinical placements to service providers. This cost-benefit study has been published elsewhere. However, the data also cast light on the extent to which mentors were available to students, and the implications of this, and it is these findings which are presented here. RESULTS/FINDINGS: Students frequently worked shifts without their named mentors even though unrostered students often worked weekends, evening and night shifts in order to maximize time spent with their mentors. In the mentor's absence, other members of staff covered for some of their activities (in particular, direct and indirect supervision of students). However, students whose named mentors were absent spent significantly less time than other students working with a qualified member of staff as a partner in giving care. CONCLUSIONS: It is suggested that the extent to which named mentors are unavailable to Project 2000 students may be detrimental to the education and professional development of those students. 相似文献
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Nursing care is a major factor in the cost of most medical treatments. This paper reports on two alternative techniques for estimating the costs of nursing care, in the context of colorectal cancer treatment on a surgical ward in the University Hospital, Nottingham. The simpler, but cruder, technique is based on average patient costs, whilst the other is patient-specific and incorporates the use of nursing dependency data. Results from the two estimation methods are compared and the implications for the proper costing of nursing care are discussed. 相似文献
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Hugh Firth BA BPhil PhD Principal Clinical Psychologist Jean McIntee BA Clinical Psychologist Paul McKeown BSc Clinical Psychologist Peter Britton BSc PhD ABPsS Senior Lecturer 《Journal of advanced nursing》1986,11(3):273-282
The needs for support of staff in human services work are often stated, but less often is the nature of such support clearly specified. This study attempts to clarify the nature of effective support from a superior, as perceived by qualified nursing staff working in psychiatric, mental handicap and medical settings. 'Personal respect', 'empathic attention' and 'absence of interpersonal defensiveness' appeared to be important components to such support. Staff on the same ward showed a high degree of agreement in judgements of their superior's personal respect and empathic attention, but perceived interpersonal defensiveness appeared more specific to perceptions or interactions between particular staff. Greater degrees of 'personal respect' experienced by staff were associated with reduced role ambiguity and reduced emotional exhaustion ('burnout'). The empathic attention reported as given by ward charge nurses was highly correlated with the personal respect they reported receiving from their own superior. These results support approaches which see respect, empathy and genuineness as important ingredients in helping relationships. 相似文献
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Jane Tavares PhD Liz Simpson MPH MS Edward Alan Miller PhD MPA Pamela Nadash PhD BPhil Marc Cohen PhD 《Health services research》2023,58(Z1):111-122