The dilemma of patient responsibility for lifestyle change: Perceptions among primary care physicians and nurses
作者： Piia Jallinoja , Pilvikki Absetz , Risto Kuronen , Aulikki Nissinen , Martti Talja
DOI: 10.1080/02813430701691778
关键词: Health care 、 Family medicine 、 Dyslipidemia 、 Obesity 、 Type 2 diabetes 、 Perception 、 Primary care 、 Dilemma 、 Nursing 、 Medicine 、 Competence (human resources)
摘要: Objective. To explore physicians’ and nurses’ views on patient professional roles in the management of lifestyle-related diseases their risk factors. Design. A questionnaire study with a focus adult obesity, dyslipidemia, high blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, smoking. Setting. Healthcare centres Paijat-Hame hospital district, Finland. Subjects. Physicians nurses working primary healthcare (n =220). Main outcome measures. Perceptions barriers to treatment conditions, perceptions patients’ responsibilities self-care, experiences awkwardness intervening obesity smoking, rushed schedules, health professionals’ own competence lifestyle counselling. Results. majority agreed that major barrier conditions is unwillingness change habits. Patients’ insufficient knowledge was considered as such less often. Self-care actively enco...
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