"What should I say?": qualitative findings on dilemmas in palliative care nursing.
"What should I say?": qualitative findings on dilemmas in palliative care nursing.
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“我应该说什么？”：关于姑息治疗护理困境的定性发现。
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1999
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Gail Hart
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Pam McGrath;Patsy Yates;Michael Clinton;Gail Hart
护理文献表明，与病人谈论和倾听与死亡和垂死有关的问题既重要又困难，通过培训可能会有所改善。这一讨论提出了最近护理研究的结果，以确认和阐述这一主题。在这项研究中，参与者涉及到与患者沟通的许多核心问题，包括阐明整个过程中的不适感和不适感，详细说明开放沟通的无数障碍[例如，干扰、否认、不切实际的乐观、抵抗、串通和愤怒]，并分享他们的成败感。参与这项研究的护士的洞察力证明，在这个具有挑战性但重要的领域，持续需要优先发展护理技能和支持。
The nursing literature suggests that talking and listening to patients about issues associated with death and dying, is both important and difficult, and may be improved with training. This discussion presents the results of recent nursing research to confirm, and elaborate on, this theme. In this research participants touched on many central issues in communicating with patients that included articulating a sense of discomfort and inadequacy about the whole process, detailing the innumerable blocks to open communication [e.g., interference, denial, unrealistic optimism, resistance, collusion and anger] and sharing their sense of success and failure. The insights of nurses who participated in this research testify to the ongoing need to prioritize the development of nursing skills and support in this challenging but important area.