Abstract
Session presented on: Friday, July 26, 2013:
Purpose: To Develope nursing care system for patients with cleft lip-palate.
Methods: The nursing care system was developed as per system theory via participating management with action research following the Deming Cycle (PDCA) divided into 3 phases. Participants included 117 nurses from 8 divisions caring for patients with CLP and 128 parent caregivers. The research instruments included: 1) situation analysis, 2) meeting and planning, and 3) self-administered questionnaire. Groups were divided according to the age, physical and mental aspects of the patients.
Results: 1. The nursing care system under study comprised psychosocial care, breastfeeding, counseling, providing assistance in various ways in order to respond to problems of patients/families by the multidisciplinary team. There was also follow-up to evaluate the results and in order to give patients/families longitudinal and continuing care. 2. Minor research of 4 nursing sections was initiated. 3. Nursing care standards, manuals, regulations and innovations for the organization of eight nursing sections were created and implemented.
Conclusions: The study on developing a nursing care system for patients with CLP helped the team to (a) understand the overall nursing care system (b) to develop the organization of nurses by conducting research and (c) to create 12 works for developing care. The latter aimed to establish or create standards, nursing manuals, caring manuals, regulations, innovations, CDs, portfolios, and informative cartoons to be applied systematically and shared across and between communities. The model for nursing care for patients with CLP in tertiary hospitals was clearly demonstrated.
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Presentation
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Keywords:
Nursing care, System Development, Patients with Cleft Lip-Palate
Recommended Citation
Mongkonthawornchai, Sririporn, "Nursing care system development for patients with cleft lip-palate and craniofacial deformities at Srinagarind Hospital" (2013). INRC (Congress). 37.
https://www.sigmarepository.org/inrc/2013/presentations_2013/37
Conference Name
24th International Nursing Research Congress
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Sigma Theta Tau International
Conference Location
Prague, Czech Republic
Conference Year
2013
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Nursing care system development for patients with cleft lip-palate and craniofacial deformities at Srinagarind Hospital
Prague, Czech Republic
Session presented on: Friday, July 26, 2013:
Purpose: To Develope nursing care system for patients with cleft lip-palate.
Methods: The nursing care system was developed as per system theory via participating management with action research following the Deming Cycle (PDCA) divided into 3 phases. Participants included 117 nurses from 8 divisions caring for patients with CLP and 128 parent caregivers. The research instruments included: 1) situation analysis, 2) meeting and planning, and 3) self-administered questionnaire. Groups were divided according to the age, physical and mental aspects of the patients.
Results: 1. The nursing care system under study comprised psychosocial care, breastfeeding, counseling, providing assistance in various ways in order to respond to problems of patients/families by the multidisciplinary team. There was also follow-up to evaluate the results and in order to give patients/families longitudinal and continuing care. 2. Minor research of 4 nursing sections was initiated. 3. Nursing care standards, manuals, regulations and innovations for the organization of eight nursing sections were created and implemented.
Conclusions: The study on developing a nursing care system for patients with CLP helped the team to (a) understand the overall nursing care system (b) to develop the organization of nurses by conducting research and (c) to create 12 works for developing care. The latter aimed to establish or create standards, nursing manuals, caring manuals, regulations, innovations, CDs, portfolios, and informative cartoons to be applied systematically and shared across and between communities. The model for nursing care for patients with CLP in tertiary hospitals was clearly demonstrated.