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Undergraduate nursing students' experiences of rationed nursing care – A qualitative study
Nurse Education Today, 2021Nursing students are required to spend a significant portion of their educational preparation in clinical practice. Because of the prevalence of missed or rationed care, it seems irrefutable that students are exposed to rationed care during their practice placement, or that they contribute to its prevalence either actively or passively.The study aimed ...
Dominika, Kalánková +5 more
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Rational Nursing Care in Chronic Renal Disease
The American Journal of Nursing, 1979SANDY J. KLARMACH OESTREICH, RN.C., M.S., is a certified nurse practitioner and an assistant professor of nursing at Adelphi University, Garden City, New York, and a doctoral student at Hofstra University, N.Y. this new experience. We climbed at least one flight of stairs, and I was told to wait on a long wooden bench at the side of a dark paneled hall.
R, Lavandero, V, Davis
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Understanding how nurses ration care
Journal of Health Organization and Management, 2018Purpose The purpose of this paper is to explore how nurses make decisions to ration care or leave it undone within a clinical environment that is controlled by systems level cost containment. The authors wanted to find out what professional, personal and organisational factors contribute to that decision-making process.
Clare Lynette Harvey +4 more
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Self-assessment of Rationing and Quality of Nursing Care
Journal of Nursing Care Quality, 2021Background: Nursing care rationing has been a widespread problem in everyday nursing practice for many years. Purpose: The aim of this research study was to assess the prevalence of care rationing among nurses working in Poland. Methods:
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Ethics of rationing of nursing care
Nursing Ethics, 2016Background: Rationing of various needed services, for example, nursing care, is inevitable due to unlimited needs and limited resources. Rationing of nursing care is considered an ethical issue since it requires judgment about potential conflicts between personal and professional values.
Zahra, Rooddehghan +2 more
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The hidden ethical element of nursing care rationing
Nursing Ethics, 2014Objective: To explore nurses’ experiences and perceptions about prioritizations, omissions, and rationing of bedside nursing care. Methods: A total of 23 nurses participated in four focus groups. The interviews were based on a semi-structured interview guide; data were analyzed using a thematic analysis approach.
Andreou, Panayiota +2 more
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Rationing home-based nursing care: professional ethical implications
Nursing Ethics, 2011The purpose of this study was to investigate nurses’ decisions about priorities in home-based nursing care. Qualitative research interviews were conducted with 17 nurses in home-based care. The interviews were analyzed and interpreted according to a hermeneutic methodology.
Siri, Tønnessen +2 more
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Nurses’ views on workload, care rationing and work environments
Journal of Nursing Management, 2020The article examines nurses' experiences to institutionally enforced choices they must make regarding what patient care will be left undone. Cognitive dissonance theory is used to discuss how missed care is reconciled with the nurses' sense of professionalism and feelings of compassion.Research into missed nursing care and care rationing is increasing,
Clare Harvey +3 more
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Health care rationing: nursing perspectives
Journal of Advanced Nursing, 1995Ideas currently postulated around the way health care should be delivered and costs controlled, often referred to as health care rationing, are increasingly coming to dominate the agenda of health care in the 1990s British nursing has yet to take a noticeably visible role in this debate, despite the fact that it poses a serious dilemma for a profession
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Rationing of nursing care, a deviation from holistic nursing: A systematic review
Nursing Philosophy, 2019AbstractBackgroundRationing of care in nursing is nurses' inability to complete all care activities for patients because of scarcity in time and resource. Literature suggests that rationing of care is closely related to patient safety and quality of care. The phenomena have been defined and studied from varied perspectives and contexts.
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