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The impact of the rights and obligations of nurses on patient care in a critical setting in Gauteng ProvinceTsatsane, Meriam Semanki 23 January 2015 (has links)
This study explored and described the impact of the rights and obligations of nurses on
the delivery of quality patient care in a clinical setting. Quantitative research approach
was utilised. Data was collected using a self-administered questionnaire. The research
results revealed that respondents who participated in this study were aware of their
rights and obligations, the effects and impact of factors influencing such rights and
obligations on patient care. It was established that “patient abandonment” observed
when nurses embark on a strike as their constitutionally enshrined right is not due to a
lack of insight about their rights and obligations, but on how such rights and obligations
are implemented.
The researcher recommends that further research be undertaken to explore the causes
of nurses embarking on strike actions despite their high level of knowledge concerning
the impact of such actions on patient care in a clinical setting / Health Studies / M.A. (Health Studies)
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The impact of the rights and obligations of nurses on patient care in a critical setting in Gauteng ProvinceTsatsane, Meriam Semanki 23 January 2015 (has links)
This study explored and described the impact of the rights and obligations of nurses on
the delivery of quality patient care in a clinical setting. Quantitative research approach
was utilised. Data was collected using a self-administered questionnaire. The research
results revealed that respondents who participated in this study were aware of their
rights and obligations, the effects and impact of factors influencing such rights and
obligations on patient care. It was established that “patient abandonment” observed
when nurses embark on a strike as their constitutionally enshrined right is not due to a
lack of insight about their rights and obligations, but on how such rights and obligations
are implemented.
The researcher recommends that further research be undertaken to explore the causes
of nurses embarking on strike actions despite their high level of knowledge concerning
the impact of such actions on patient care in a clinical setting / Health Studies / M.A. (Health Studies)
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A collaborative approach towards enhancing synergy in a critical care unit in GautengDe Kock, Juliana 22 April 2014 (has links)
In today’s world healthcare all over the world is profoundly challenged by rapid
technological advancements, violence, terrorism, diverse cultures, proliferating chronic
diseases, and the worst nursing shortage. In addition to these complex and daunting
challenges healthcare continue to focus the attention on hospitals to review and modify
the way care is delivered to patients. As key role players and consistent members of the
multidisciplinary team critical care nurses are uniquely positioned to modify and review
the quality of patient care through synergy between the patients’ needs, the nurses’
competencies, and the critical care environment.
A collaborative approach towards enhancing synergy in a CCU was undertaken in a
CCU in a private hospital in Gauteng. The study was guided by the American
Association for Critical Care Nurses Synergy Model for Patient Care and conducted
within the critical social theory paradigm. The nature of the research was descriptive,
explorative and contextual and both qualitative and quantitative approaches were used.
Action research cycles were followed to assess existing synergy between the patients’
needs, the nurses’ competencies and the characteristics of the environment in the CCU.
An action plan was formulated and implemented towards enhancing synergy in the
CCU. The implemented plan was adjusted based on observations and reflections
following each of the five cycles of the project / Health Studies / D. Litt. et Phil. (Health Studies)
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A collaborative approach towards enhancing synergy in a critical care unit in GautengDe Kock, Juliana 22 April 2014 (has links)
In today’s world healthcare all over the world is profoundly challenged by rapid
technological advancements, violence, terrorism, diverse cultures, proliferating chronic
diseases, and the worst nursing shortage. In addition to these complex and daunting
challenges healthcare continue to focus the attention on hospitals to review and modify
the way care is delivered to patients. As key role players and consistent members of the
multidisciplinary team critical care nurses are uniquely positioned to modify and review
the quality of patient care through synergy between the patients’ needs, the nurses’
competencies, and the critical care environment.
A collaborative approach towards enhancing synergy in a CCU was undertaken in a
CCU in a private hospital in Gauteng. The study was guided by the American
Association for Critical Care Nurses Synergy Model for Patient Care and conducted
within the critical social theory paradigm. The nature of the research was descriptive,
explorative and contextual and both qualitative and quantitative approaches were used.
Action research cycles were followed to assess existing synergy between the patients’
needs, the nurses’ competencies and the characteristics of the environment in the CCU.
An action plan was formulated and implemented towards enhancing synergy in the
CCU. The implemented plan was adjusted based on observations and reflections
following each of the five cycles of the project / Health Studies / D. Litt. et Phil. (Health Studies)
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