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En litteraturöversikt
… of time pressure, lack of support from colleagues, management or disgruntled family members and patients. This places the nurse in a position that requires a sharpened ability to handle stress. It can become overwhelming and unmanageable and cause a serious threat to the nurse's …
En litteratursammanställning om anhörigas behov av stöd inom hemsjukvården
… important to listen and involve relativesin care giving. By basing the work on family focused care, the nurse can look at thewhole family, where relatives are important before and after the patient dying. Thisprovides nurses with opportunities to improve well being, quality of …
<em>Stöd och tröst till det svårt sjuka barnet och dess familj</em>
… supportive and comforting, by the sick child in palliative care, and by its family. Method: Systematic literature review in which only scientific articles from the years 2001-2010 have been included. Analysis: A method inspired by qualitative content analysis was used. Results …
… literature review was to describe the experience and needs of sudden bereaved family members who lost a loved one in a sudden and unexpected death. The aim is furthermore to depict the experience of unexpected and sudden death from the nurse´s point of view. Method: The …
The experience of six Kenyan nurses
… in western Kenya are 30,5% of children estimated as malnourished. It is a family situation that nurses often come in contact with. Therefore it is of interest to know how nurses work with parents of malnourished children when they have a significant role in developing the …
- Vårdprofessionernas perspektiv
… for benefits of breastfeeding and that infant-feeding-plans are supportive. Family-centered care is the theoretical framework. Family support is crucial for successful breastfeeding. It is important that society creates opportunities for mothers to breastfeed and contribute …
… may apply this experience to give the best possible care for the child and the family. Aim: To describe the parent’s experience of the hospitalization at a pediatric hospital. Method: The text analysis of the open questions which were included in the Nationella Patientenkäten …
… obesity needs to be clarified by for example increased education. The whole family needs to be involved for a succesful change of the child’s eating and physical habits.
… are the focus of attention. In the future their work can focus on the whole family to an even greater extent.
En kvalitativ studie om hur skolsköterskor och kuratorer definierar och arbetar med stress på skolan
… of stress explain the respondents be the demands from the environment, the family situation and the situation in school. The respondents? work with stress is not clear and there are no guidelines. Instead, the work is geared to the youths that are stressed.
En litteraturstudie
… are cared for in a neonatal unit because of their prematurity. Breastfeeding and breast milk is considered to be the best nutrition for infants in general and for premature infants in particular. The premature infant, depending on how premature, may not be able to breastfeed …
… matter are both personal experiences and cultural factors such as religion, family, and the own standards and values. It is important that a nurse is aware of cultural factors that may influence the perception of care. The aim of this study was to describe whether, and if so …
inom barnavårdscentral
… The support health care nurse conveys includes both the mother and the whole family and she encouraged the parents to make use of their social network. Conclusion: The support that gives to the parents is individually with a start before the baby is born. The support also …
… The school nurse believes that obesity is about the lifestyle in the whole family and it’s the parents´ responsibility. Obesity is a sensitive topic as it has with self-esteem to do. The work with overweight children is about working together towards the same goal. Conclusion …
- en intervjustudie med sjuksköterskor
… that is, consequences for themselves, the patient, workmates and their own family. They also felt a moral responsibility and claimed that their conscience sometimes guided them when they chose whether to report an incident or not. The second category, Leadership and organisation …
