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Nursing values in China: The expectations of registered nurses
Authors:Dong Pang   rn  phd   Wilawan Senaratana   rn  mph   Wipada Kunaviktikul   rn  dscn   Areewan Klunklin   rn  phd   Beverly J. McElmurry   rn  edd
Affiliation:School of Nursing, Peking University, China,;Faculty of Nursing, Chiang Mai University, Thailand and;College of Nursing, University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
Abstract:The purpose of this study was to identify the essential professional values of Chinese nurses and their manifestations in the current health-care environment. Data were collected from 29 nurse experts by semi-structured individual interviews or focus groups in Beijing and Shanghai, China. Thematic analysis was used to analyze the data. Seven themes were identified: altruism, caring, trustworthiness, dignity, responsibility for the development of the profession, autonomy, and justice. On the whole, these values were in accordance with the codes of the International Council of Nurses and the Chinese Nursing Association. Additionally, culture and socioeconomic trends were found to have an influence on nurses' understanding and explanation of professional values. The findings of this study provided insight into Chinese nurses' professional values and might contribute to the future development of a culturally sensitive scale to measure nursing values in China.
Keywords:China    nursing values    qualitative research    registered nurses
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