A description of health care professionals' experiences of encounters with patients in clinical settings.
作者： Christina A.S. Takman , Elisabeth I. Severinsson
DOI: 10.1046/J.1365-2648.1999.01235.X
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摘要: The aim of this study was to describe health care professionals' way experiencing their encounters with in- or outpatients, while working in acute medical hospitals. One main question addressed: What are the experiences which professionals have outpatients clinical settings? Eleven (physicians, registered nurses and enrolled nurses) were interviewed a phenomenographic approach used, where data analysed qualitatively. results indicate that patients hospitals could be separated into three categories description: gain personal knowledge understanding patients' different 'ways' communicating experienced suffering; making patient feel confident and; focusing on problems, not patient's suffering. first two description showed felt they understand expressions third difficulty There is need therefore support improving
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