A Concept Analysis: The Importance of Shared Planning in Nursing Practice

Ailine Yoan Sanger; Frendy Fernando Pitoy

Authors

Ailine Yoan Sanger Universitas Klabat
Frendy Fernando Pitoy Universitas Klabat

Keywords:

Nurses, Nursing Practice, Shared Planning

Abstract

Shared planning is not always a commonly used term, but the principles it represents are highly relevant and frequently applied in nursing practice. Shared planning fosters a supportive work environment which encourages brainstorming and collective problem-solving, that can lead to more effective interventions and strategies. Without shared planning, healthcare professionals may feel isolated, unsupported and feel frustrated, contribute to conflict and further impact on patient care. Purpose: The purpose of this concept analysis is to help to clarify, explore and gain deeper understanding of the core definition of shared planning. Methods: This study utilized a design by Walker and Avant’s method of analyzing a concept. Findings: The result showed that the concept of shared planning in healthcare represents effective communication, team coherence, and collegial relationships. The antecedents which influence these attributes are roles and responsibilities, supportive organizational culture, training and education, and patient and family engagement. The consequences following the concept's occurrence are improved patient outcomes, increased efficiency, reduction in errors and professional development. Value: The concept analysis of shared planning has its empirical referents to an effective communication which helps build trust among healthcare professional members. All team members have a sense of unity and are responsible for achieving the same health related objectives for the patient. Respect for the contributions of all team members fosters a collaborative environment in which the input of everyone is valued. It is believed that this analysis would help advance knowledge and future research.

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