成人II(精神科)実習にみられる学生の態度と変化 : 第3報

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We have observed the students' attitudes in psychiatric nursing practice by using a questionnaire. This questionnaire was composed of 31 items so that we could investigate how the changes of students' attitudes in psychiatric nursing practice occur. Therefore in this questionnaire all students were asked to respond concerning various aspects of psychiatric nursing such as communication with patients, understanding of patients' diseases, nursing care plans, assesment of patients' problems, their own feelings to patients and so on. As a result of this observation, we have got the following conclusions, 1. We could see a unanimous tendency in the changes of students' attitudes. 2. They all emphasized understanding of patients, communication with patients, assessment of patients' problems and nursing care plans as the most important aspects of psychiatric nursing. 3. However, the students' responses indicated some difficulties for them to realize those aspects in real settings. Therefore students need good support from their instructors when they encounter such difficulties. 4. We could also find all of students had negative feelings like fear, hesitance and horror before practice. However these feelings were not so strong as we were worried and they were cleared in their practicing. 5. However we had to consider in seeing these results there were remarkable influences from wardsettings where students were assigned.
群馬大学の論文
1989-03-31