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The Correlation Between Nursing Therapeutic Communication With Patient Satisfaction
Get PDFTherapeutic communication is a communication carried out for therapeutic purposes, where the nurse seeks to enable the client to solve his or her own problems and problems with others or the environment (Priyanto, 2012). The purpose of the research is to know the correlation Between Nursing Therapeutic Communication With Patient Satisfaction In Asoka Room Waluyo Jati Hospital Kraksaan Probolinggo.The research method used is correlational analytic method with cross sectional approach (Nursalam, 2009). The sample in this research are 40 respondents by using purposive sampling then spread the questionnaire. Then the data is analized using SPSS 16 For windows starts by using spearman rank. The results of therapeutic
communication with patient satisfaction. It was found that most therapeutic nurse communication was enough 18 (45,0%) and patient satisfaction was the most satisfied category was 31 (77,5%). The correlation test results obtained that the value of ρ = 0.041, with a significant level of 0.05 (p ≤ 0.05) so it can be stated that H1 accepted, which means there is a relationship between nurse therapeutic communication with the level of patient satisfaction. Therapeutic nurse communication is very influential toward patient satisfaction, because if therapeutic communication nurse is good then patient satisfaction will be obtaine
A Systematic Review of Outcomes of Self Management Education on Self Efficacy and Behavior in Cronic Disease
Get PDFBackground: Chronic illness is one of the most contagious diseases spread around the world, such as Tuberculosis, Diabetes Mellitus, asthma, COPD, arthritis, and so on. The treatment of chronic disease requires high adherence to achieve healing. Meanwhile, there is a lot of non-compliance of patients due to the low self efficacy and behavior of cronic disease patients. One way to improve the self efficacy and behavior of patients is to provide self management education. The purpose of making systematic review results of self management education used in the evaluation of self efficacy and behavior in chronic diseases such as Diabetes Mellitus, asthma, arthritis and others. Systematic search methods are performed in the MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL, and PsyCINFO databases. Methods: Studies that to knowing outcomes of self management on the efficacy and behavior in cronic disease. Data synthesis and descriptive analysis were used for outcome assessment. Results: Most of the research journals suggest that the self-administered group of education in patients with significant chronic diseases improves self efficacy and behavior. Conclusion: Self management education can be a useful solution to improve self efficacy and patient behavior
The Effect Of Psychoeducation On Family Functions In Treating Schizophrenia Patients In Home: Systematic Review
Get PDFIntroduction: Schizophrenia is a group of psychotic reactions that affect various areas of individual function, including the function of thinking and communicating, accepting and interpreting reality, feeling and showing emotions and behaviors that are rationally acceptable. Schizophrenia does not only happen one day
or two days but schizophrenia is a chronic disease that is very difficult to cure. Family is the most important
factor of healing process of schizophrenia. One of the roles and functions of the family is to provide an
affective function to meet the psychosocial needs of family members in giving affection. Therefore the
function of the family should be good in the treatment of schizophrenic at home. Methods: The literature
searches were conducted in major database such as ebsco host, proquest, scopus, sciencedirect, doaj,
sagepub, medline, UNAIR journal ners and google scholar with time limits used are journals from January
2002 to February 2018. Result: A total of fifteen studies raised in this study all have almost the same goal of
whether psychoeducation can affect family function in treating schizophrenic at home. From fifteen randomly selected respondents chose respondents. Conclusion: psychoeducation can improve the function of the family that is not optimal in the treatment of schizophrenia at home. The burden felt by the family is decreased so as to increase family support in schizophrenic patients in order to heal the patient faster
The Effectiveness of Diabetes Self-Management Education: a Systematic Review
Get PDFDiabetes mellitus is a long-term illness that requires lifetime care. However, 50-80% of diabetic patients do
not have enough skills and knowledge for self-care. Diabetes self-management education (DSME) is an educational program for diabetics on diet, activity, monitoring, treatment, risk reduction and coping. This
systematic review was performed to assess the effectiveness of diabetes self-management education in
diabetic patients. The literature search used predefined keywords through several electronic databases such
as Scopus, ProQuest, Ebsco and Science Direct. The initial search retrieved 801 studies that were potentially
relevant, and 15 studies were selected for review. Results showed that diabetes self-management education is
effective in improving clinical outcomes, self-management and knowledge. These study result could be a reference to health workers and diabetes self-management education needs to be considered as one of the interventions in diabetic patients
The Effectiveness of Slow Deep Breathing to Decrease Blood Pressure in Hypertension: a Systematic Review
Get PDFhypertension is a disorder of the circulatory system and lifelong condition that requires ongoing treatment after the blood pressure is under control. The prevalence of hypertension continues to increase each year. Slow deep breathing is a non-pharmacological action for people with hypertension. This systematic review was performed to assess changes blood pressure during exercise. The literature search used predefined keywords through several electronic databases such as Scopus, ProQuest, SpringerLink, and Science Direct. The initial search retrieved 353 studies that were potentially relevant, and 18 studies were selected for review. Result showed that slow deep breathing exercise can decrease blood pressure. These study result could be a reference to health workers and hypertension education needs to be considered as one of the interventions in hypertension patients
Modul Caring Islami untuk Meningkatkan Nyaman Psikospiritual
Get PDFModul Caring Islami merupakan panduan perawat untuk berperilaku pada saat memberikan pelayanan dengan mempertahankan keyakinan akan keikhlasan untuk penuh kasih sayang dan kompeten berdasarkan Al- Quran dan Assunah. Modul caring islami terdiri dari faktor perawat, faktor pelayanan, faktor perilaku caring islami, dan faktor nyaman psikospiritual
The Correlation between the Quality of Nursing Work Life and Job Performance
Get PDFIntroduction: Nurses are one of the most important health workers who contribute to determining the quality of health services. Giving more attention to their condition and needs will increase their loyalty to the nursing profession, which will lead to a positive impact on their work performance. Therefore, this study aimed to analyse the correlation between the individual factors and the nurse’s performance, and also to see if there was a correlation between QNWL and the nurse’s performance. Method: The design of the study
was a correlational research study with a cross-sectional approach. The sample consisted of 106 nurses,collected by simple random sampling. The independent variables were individual factors (education and length of work), and QNWL. The dependent variable was job performance. The data was collected by using questionnaires analysed using multiple linear regression with (p<0,05) degree of significance. Result and Analysis: The results showed that there was a correlation between education and the nurses’ performance
(p=0,035), and also a correlation between QNWL and nurses’ performance (p=0,000). The length of time they’d been working was not influenced by the nurses’ performance (p=0,103). Discussion: The individual factors of education and QNWL had an impact on the nurses’ performance. It is suggested for the next researcher to analyse other significance factors that influence QNWL
Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) for Physiological Symptoms, Pain, Anxiety Disorders and Depression: a Systematic Review
Get PDFIntroduction: All the emotions and mind is a form of energy, both positive and negative energy, has an influence on body functions. While the human body has the potential of natural healing, stress and other emotional problems can impede the healing process. Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) is a form of
psychological acupressure, based on the same energy meridians in traditional acupuncture to treat physical and emotional illness. Through this systematic review, researchers will discuss about the effectiveness of EFT as a therapy that can affect the improvement of the physiological and psychological. Methods: Search of journal articles was used PECOT framework in the database; Ebscho, Science Direct, Elseiver, Sage
Journals, Scopus, ProQuest, and Pub Med with limitations of publication time is in the last 5 years (2013-2017). There was 17 International journals and researchers conducted review to all of those journals. Results: The overall stated that the Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) as a therapy that may influence physiological symptoms, pain, anxiety disorders and depression. Conclusion: This systematic review
strongly recommends the application of EFT as a method of cleansing the mind, focusing (such as meditation) and improving attitudes so as to have a better chance of coping with emotional problems
The Effect of Music Therapy for Elderly with Dementia: A Systematic Review Music Therapy for Elderly with Dementia
Get PDFBackground: Dementia is a term used to describe a condition which results in progressive organic brain
disease affecting memory deficit, generally in adults aged 60 years or more. Music therapy is nonpharmacological
interventions reducing symptoms of dementia. Methods: Databases searched included SCOPUS, SAGE, Web of Science, Oxford Academic Journal, and Science Direct. Inclusion criteria were 5 years limit journals (2013-2017), article type documents, English, gerontology nursing area, and participants ≥60 years with dementia. Exclusion criteria were a literature review, editorial, critical synthesis, discussion paper, comment, meta-analysis, mini-review, study protocol and second disease in participants such as
hypertension, diabetes mellitus, stroke. Results: Interventions of active music therapy, passive music
therapy, and combination music therapy demonstrate greater improvement of parasympathetic nerves and reduce sympathetic nerves activity. The output increase self-esteem, cognitive status, coping and emotional,
and decrease depression, agitation, wandering, mood, anxiety, phobia, paranoid, and delusional.
Conclusions: The finding of this review highlight music therapy potentially reduce symptoms of dementia in
elderly