NURSES’ VIEWS ON PATIENT- AND FAMILY-CENTERED CARE IN PERI-OPERATIVE CONTEXTS
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nurse, patient, family, care, peri-operative
Abstract
In the middle of the 1950s, the phrase "patient-centered medicine" was first used in medical literature. Additionally, in 1988, the Picker Institute created the concept of patient- and family-centered care, which refers to care that is tied to both patients and families. With a heavy emphasis on the needs of patients, fresh perspectives have been used to construct and explain the interactions and partnerships between patients, their families, and healthcare practitioners. The purpose of this study was to investigate the ways in which hospitalized adult patients' families collaborate and participate in their care. The purpose of the study was to respond to the following inquiry: How are family collaboration and participation in care implemented by nurses, patients, and families?
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Hassan Ayadah Alrashdi
Nursing Specialist, King Khalid Hospital -Hail
Abdulaziz Ibrahim Alresheedi
Nursing Specialist, Maternity and Children Hospital
Abdullah Fahad Saad Alshammri
Nursing technician, Alshenan Gerral hospital-Hail
Mufleh Rashid Alrasheedi
Nursing technican, King Khalid Hospital -Hail
Alanood Nasser Marzooq Alrasheedi
Nursing Specialist, King Khalid Hospital -Hail
Faizah Barakah Alshammry
Nursing technician, King Khalid Hospital -Hail
Aljazi Saad Alanazi
Technician nursing, Hail Health Cluster
Fahmah Mansour Alrashidy
Nursing specialist, Maternity and Children's Hospital
Asma Saleh Al-Enzy
Specialist Nurse, Maternity and Children Hospital
Madhawi Khalid Alshubaily
Nurse specialist, Al wadi PHC