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ORIGINAL ARTICLE
When nurses become ill, are they able to identify the predictors of the quality of care they received?
1
School of Nursing, University of Jordan, Amman, JORDAN
2
Jordanian Royal Medical Services, Amman, JORDAN
3
Faculty of Nursing, Philadelphia University, JORDAN
Online publication date: 2023-04-15
Publication date: 2023-07-01
Electron J Gen Med 2023;20(4):em502
KEYWORDS
ABSTRACT
Background:
Nurses are the most qualified judges for quality of nursing care (QNC) because they have the greatest experience with standard care. It is vital to examine QNC from the perspective of nurses who have experience as hospitalized patients or as caregivers in order to perform an accurate assessment of the nursing care that is delivered to meet the needs of patients. Aims: To examine the predictors of QNC from the perspective of nurses as patients and/or as caregivers for hospitalized relatives.
Aims:
To examine the predictors of QNC from the perspective of nurses as patients and/or as caregivers for hospitalized relatives
Methods:
This study aimed a cross-sectional correlational design that utilized a convenience sample of 231 registered nurses recruited from eight hospitals in three health care sectors in Jordan. Data were collected using caring behaviors inventory, nurse professional competence scale, and using a single item rating scale that asked nurses to respond to the overall QNC.
Results:
The hierarchical multiple regression showed that QNC scores was predicted with a high variance (61%) explained. The strongest predictive contribution was from nursing competencies. Only 34% of the participants gave positive scores for the overall QNC, and their perception was moderately positive.
Conclusion:
It is necessary to examine QNC from the perspective of nurses who have experience as hospitalized patients or as caregivers.
Nurses are the most qualified judges for quality of nursing care (QNC) because they have the greatest experience with standard care. It is vital to examine QNC from the perspective of nurses who have experience as hospitalized patients or as caregivers in order to perform an accurate assessment of the nursing care that is delivered to meet the needs of patients. Aims: To examine the predictors of QNC from the perspective of nurses as patients and/or as caregivers for hospitalized relatives.
Aims:
To examine the predictors of QNC from the perspective of nurses as patients and/or as caregivers for hospitalized relatives
Methods:
This study aimed a cross-sectional correlational design that utilized a convenience sample of 231 registered nurses recruited from eight hospitals in three health care sectors in Jordan. Data were collected using caring behaviors inventory, nurse professional competence scale, and using a single item rating scale that asked nurses to respond to the overall QNC.
Results:
The hierarchical multiple regression showed that QNC scores was predicted with a high variance (61%) explained. The strongest predictive contribution was from nursing competencies. Only 34% of the participants gave positive scores for the overall QNC, and their perception was moderately positive.
Conclusion:
It is necessary to examine QNC from the perspective of nurses who have experience as hospitalized patients or as caregivers.
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