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Promotors & barriers of collaboration associated with nurses’ attitudes towards families

Hagedoorn, Ellen

2017-06-13AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

Professionals’ opinions on support for people with chronic illness in their roles as parents in mental or in general health care

van der Ende, P.C.; Korevaar, E.L.; van Busschbach, J.T.; van Weeghel, J.

Chronic illness affects a person’s wellbeing and affects the ability to perform the social roles of spouse or parent. When working with people with long-lasting mental or somatic illnesses, social workers and nurses are confronted with needs for support, especially for parents. Although programs are …

2017-02-02Mens & Maatschappij; …Artikel

Relationship between the presence of baccalaureate-educated RNs and quality of care

R. Backhaus; E. Capezuti; H. Verbeek; J.P. Hamers; F.E. Tan; E. van Rossum (Lector); R.J. Halfens

BACKGROUND: Recent evidence suggests that an increase in baccalaureate-educated registered nurses (BRNs) leads to better quality of care in hospitals. For geriatric long-term care facilities such as nursing homes, this relationship is less clear. Most studies assessing the relationship between nurse …

2017-01-19GezondheidArtikel

Promoting functional activity among nursing home residents

N.O. Kuk; G.A. Zijlstra; Gerrie Bours (Lid Lectoraat); J.P. Hamers; F.E. Tan; Gertrudis I.J.M. Kempen

Objective: To obtain insight into (a) the prevalence of nursing staff–experienced barriers regarding the promotion of functional activity among nursing home residents, and (b) the association between these barriers and nursing staff–perceived promotion of functional activity. Method: Barriers experienced …

2017-01-17GezondheidArtikel

Do nursing staff encourage functional activity among nursing home residents?

Nienke O. Kuk; Mirre den Ouden; G. A. Rixt Zijlstra; Jan P.H. Hamers; Gertrudis L.J.M. Kempen; Gerrie J.J.W. Bours (Lid Lectoraat)

BACKGROUND: Nursing home residents are mainly inactive. Nursing staff can encourage residents to perform functional activities during daily care activities. This study examines 1) the extent to which nursing staff perceive that they encourage functional activity in nursing home residents and 2) the …

2017-01-14GezondheidArtikel

Substituting physicians with nurse practitioners, physician assistants or nurses in nursing homes: protocol for a realist evaluation case study.

Marleen Lovink; Anneke van Vught; Miranda Laurant; Lisette Schoonhoven; R.T. Koopmans

2017AlgemeenArtikel

Effects of substituting nurse practitioners, physician assistants or nurses for physicians concerning healthcare for the ageing population: a systematic literature review

Marleen Lovink; A. Persoon; R.T.C.M. Koopmans; Anneke van Vught; Lisette Schoonhoven; Miranda Laurant

2017AlgemeenArtikel

Quality of care in the intensive care unit from the perspective of patient's relatives

Rensen, Ans; van Mol, Margo M; Menheere, Ilse; Nijkamp, Marjan D; Verhoogt, Ellen; Maris, Bea; Manders, Willeke; Vloet, Lilian; Verharen, Lisbeth

BACKGROUND: The quality standards of the Dutch Society of Intensive Care require monitoring of the satisfaction of patient's relatives with respect to care. Currently, no suitable instrument is available in the Netherlands to measure this. This study describes the development and psychometric evaluation …

2017AlgemeenArtikel

Nursing Staff Factors Contributing to Seclusion in Acute Mental Health Care - An Explorative Cohort Study

Doedens, Paul; Maaskant, Jolanda M.; Latour, Corine H. M.; van Meijel, Berno K. G.; Koeter, Maarten W. J.; Storosum, Jitschak G.; Barkhof, Emile; de Haan, Lieuwe

BACKGROUND: Seclusion is a controversial intervention. Efficacy with regard to aggressive behaviour has not been demonstrated, and seclusion is only justified for preventing safety hazards. Previous studies indicate that nursing staff factors may be predictors for seclusion, although methodological issues …

2017AlgemeenArtikel

Technology-based healthcare for nursing education within the Netherlands: Past, present and future

Ybranda Koster; Thijs van Houwelingen (Lid Lectoraat)

At the present time, nearly all Dutch nursing schools are searching for suitable ways to implement technology-based healthcare in their curriculum. Some Universities chose elective education, others a mandatory solution. Several studies were executed to determine competencies needed by nurses in order …

2017AlgemeenConferentiebijdrage

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