Koncepcja rutyny w opiece pielęgniarskiej: refleksje metodologiczne
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https://doi.org/10.12923/pielxxiw-2024-0049Słowa kluczowe:
rutynowa opieka, zwykła opieka, standard opieki, praktyka pielęgniarskaAbstrakt
KONCEPCJA RUTYNY W OPIECE PIELĘGNIARSKIEJ: REFLEKSJE METODOLOGICZNE
Wprowadzenie. Rutyna jest zjawiskiem powszechnym w praktyce pielęgniarskiej. Choć często postrzegana jako powtarzalna, jest niezbędna do zapewnienia skuteczności i spójności w świadczeniu opieki zdrowotnej. Rola rutyny jest złożona, gdyż balansuje pomiędzy gwarantowaniem pewnej struktury a utrudnianiem zapewniania spersonalizowanej opieki.
Cel pracy. Niniejszy artykuł bada pojęcie rutyny w wielu dyscyplinach naukowych, w tym w socjologii, psychologii i badaniach organizacyjnych. Podkreśla także jej implikacje dla opieki zdrowotnej, pielęgniarstwa i badań naukowych.
Metody. Przegląd literatury.
Wnioski. Biorąc pod uwagę brak jasności pojęciowej jeśli chodzi o koncept rutyny, co może wpływać na rozwój pielęgniarstwa, zaproponowano zalecenia dotyczące dalszych badań.
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