Fellowship as a Christian-Based Nursing Service In Primary Care System: A Concept Analysis
https://doi.org/10.35974/isc.v11i1.3415
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Fellowship, Nursing, Primary Nursing Care, Concept AnalysisAbstract
In addition to the fundamental concept of fellowship, the role of nurses in primary nursing care is becoming increasingly acknowledged for its crucial contribution to patient outcomes and healthcare delivery. Nurses are responsible for developing individualized care plans without the input of other healthcare professionals. Given the constraints of time and the necessity of providing patient-centered services, nurses tend to prioritize self-management, which can result in a lack of attention to their colleagues. In a demanding schedule that requires independent services, the fellowship in nursing probably still fits in the context. Purpose: This study aims to analyze the concept of fellowship nurses as a Christian-based nursing service in the primary care system setting Methods: Walker and Avant’s approach of concept analysis was used as the methodology. Findings: The main attributes of fellowship nurse in the primary care system are (1) nurse and patient collaboration, (2) nurse and expertise collaboration as preparation. These attributes are influenced by antecedent status like the educational background of nurse and patient, work environment, effective communication, emotional intelligence, resilience and adaptability, trust and confidentiality, and community engagement and advocacy. Additionally, the consequences based on this analysis found that when the collaboration between nurse and patient and nurse and expertise are met, there will be an improvement in patient and nurse satisfaction, better patient compliance and engagement, improved health outcomes, increased patient safety, enhanced emotional and psychological well-being, higher quality of care, and empowerment of patients.Value: The findings of this study can assist nurses in preparing themselves more thoroughly for the delivery of optimal patient-centered care. This can be achieved by improving the relationship between nurses and patients, particularly through the training of experts in the implementation of optimal service.
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