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Sjuksköterskors upplevelser av att vårda äldre kvinnor med hjärtinfarkt
… wrong treatment. The nurse has an important role in informing and educating patients and families during hospitalization, which is usually short. Continuous training, written information and repetition for patient and family throughout the hospital stay are of considerable …
En litteraturstudie
… Cancer-related pain is a major problem worldwide. Studies indicate that patients do not get an adequate pain relief. This creates a large suffering and results in major problems for the patient and their families. In order to minimize this kind of suffering caregivers need to …
Hur sjuksköterskor bedömer patientens och vilka faktorer som påverkar bedömningen
Background: The majority of patients requiring medical attention experience some degree of pain. The nurses´ assessment of pain is crucial in reducing the patients suffering in a proper and timely manner. Previous studies have shown that the treatment of pain in a emergency …
En litteraturöversikt
… if they do not get the support they need. Negative experiences lead to patients avoiding health care, or these experiences affect important aspects of life. The suffering that a patient experiences may be obvious to some, but others hide it, and then it will be more difficult to …
Patient´s experiences of pain at venous leg ulcer and the effects on their daily life.
Background: Patients with leg ulcer suffers often of woundpain. Healthcare professionals will strive after having knowledge and understanding for how woundpain influences the patient's quality of life. Aim: The aim is to elucidate the patient's experiences of pain at venous leg …
personals upplevelser av de psykosociala inslagen i läkemedelsassisterad underhållsbehandling
… show that the conditions most important for successful treatment are; that the patient has a place to live, an occupation, motivation, that the patient take responsibility for his/hers progress and have realistic expectations about the effects of the medicine. Working practises …
… i media, ofta i samband med att ett våldsdåd har begåtts av en ”våldsam psykpatient”. Varken i media eller i den tidigare forskningen är det vanligt att ämnet blir belyst ur ett patientperspektiv. Denna kvalitativa studie försöker fånga ett inifrån-perspektiv och tar sin ansats …
… Syfte: Syftet är att belysa vårdpersonalens erfarenheter i mötet med patienter med psykiska ohälsa inom den somatiska vården. Metod: En litteraturstudie baserad på åtta vetenskapliga artiklar har gjorts, varav sex artiklar är kvantitativa och två kvalitativa. Vikt lades på att …
en litteraturstudie
… room”, ?the nurse’s job assignments at an emergency department?, ?the patient’s experiences? and ”lifeworld and communication”. This study shows that it is problematic for the nurses to give a caring nursing. The emergency department is more focused on medicine than caring, as …
Bakgrund: Sjuksköterskestudenter kommer i kontakt med palliativa och cancerpatienter flertalet ga?nger under sin kliniska utbildning. Detta pa?verkar studenterna olika ka?nsloma?ssigt. För att hantera dessa nya upplevelser tilldelas studenter en handledare som skall ge sto’d …
… a significant role in regards to consequences in the ordinary day of life for patients with stroke. Aim: The aim of this literature study was to describe patients? experiences living with stroke. Method: A literature study was conducted through a search of articles in Medline …
… guidelines concerning stroke, 2000). Dysphagia is a common problem for stroke patients with almost 50 percent of patients suffering from severe swallowing dysfunction (Axelsson, Asplund, Norberg & Eriksson, 1989). The purpose of this study was to investigate how stroke patients …
Acute myocardial infarction is a serious diagnosis. Both the patient and the loved ones experience an immediate uncertainty. To be able to emotionally support the patient´s spouse, the nurse in the coronary care unit must be prepared to also encounter the world of the spouse …
… guidelines concerning stroke, 2000). Dysphagia is a common problem for stroke patients with almost 50 percent of patients suffering from severe swallowing dysfunction (Axelsson, Asplund, Norberg & Eriksson, 1989). The purpose of this study was to investigate how stroke patients …
… deal with this stress and whether the perceived stress experienced affect patient safety and in what way. Method: The study had a descriptive, qualitative design based on nine interviews. The selection criteria for the study was that participants were nurses and that they had …
