Background: The world of cancer care is an emotional place, given the severity of the disease being treated, the heavy workload, the suffering of patients, and the high number of deaths. The nursing staff who work the...Background: The world of cancer care is an emotional place, given the severity of the disease being treated, the heavy workload, the suffering of patients, and the high number of deaths. The nursing staff who work there may be exposed to constant stress from these factors. This study aimed to explore the psychological experience of the nursing staff of the Medical Oncology Department of the Yaoundé General Hospital. Methods: We carried out a cross-sectional study, in June 2017, involving the nursing staff of the Medical Oncology Department of the Yaoundé General Hospital. Results: Sixteen out of 18 nurses were interviewed. All had worked in at least one other department prior to Oncology. The number of years of experience in Oncology ranged from less than one year to 13 years. The choice of the Oncology department was involuntary for 100% of the staff;of these, 62% had intentions of changing departments. Twenty-five percent had applied for a change of department, which was unsuccessful. Stress was expressed by 94% of the staff;93% thought that there was a solution to the stress experienced on a daily basis in the Oncology department. The main solutions proposed to manage this stress were: support for the staff, provision of work materials, and staff training. Conclusion: The nursing staff of the Medical Oncology Department of the Yaoundé General Hospital experiences a high level of stress and are in need of solutions.展开更多
Objective:To explore the clinical significance of strengthening nurse patient communication in oncology department.Methods:The study was carried out in our hospital.Taking 100 patients selected from May 2020 to May 20...Objective:To explore the clinical significance of strengthening nurse patient communication in oncology department.Methods:The study was carried out in our hospital.Taking 100 patients selected from May 2020 to May 2021 as an example,all patients were cancer patients.When they were treated,they cooperated with nursing,carried out grouping experiments,adopted different nursing methods,and compared and analyzed the recovery of patients under different nursing interventions.Results:There were significant differences in nursing satisfaction and compliance between the experimental group and the control group,expressed as P<0.05.In contrast,the experimental group had higher satisfaction,better compliance and better effect.Conclusion:Strengthening nurse patient communication in oncology patients is helpful to improve patients’understanding,improve patients’bad mood and promote patients’compliance.It has positive significance and remarkable effect on patients.展开更多
文摘Background: The world of cancer care is an emotional place, given the severity of the disease being treated, the heavy workload, the suffering of patients, and the high number of deaths. The nursing staff who work there may be exposed to constant stress from these factors. This study aimed to explore the psychological experience of the nursing staff of the Medical Oncology Department of the Yaoundé General Hospital. Methods: We carried out a cross-sectional study, in June 2017, involving the nursing staff of the Medical Oncology Department of the Yaoundé General Hospital. Results: Sixteen out of 18 nurses were interviewed. All had worked in at least one other department prior to Oncology. The number of years of experience in Oncology ranged from less than one year to 13 years. The choice of the Oncology department was involuntary for 100% of the staff;of these, 62% had intentions of changing departments. Twenty-five percent had applied for a change of department, which was unsuccessful. Stress was expressed by 94% of the staff;93% thought that there was a solution to the stress experienced on a daily basis in the Oncology department. The main solutions proposed to manage this stress were: support for the staff, provision of work materials, and staff training. Conclusion: The nursing staff of the Medical Oncology Department of the Yaoundé General Hospital experiences a high level of stress and are in need of solutions.
文摘Objective:To explore the clinical significance of strengthening nurse patient communication in oncology department.Methods:The study was carried out in our hospital.Taking 100 patients selected from May 2020 to May 2021 as an example,all patients were cancer patients.When they were treated,they cooperated with nursing,carried out grouping experiments,adopted different nursing methods,and compared and analyzed the recovery of patients under different nursing interventions.Results:There were significant differences in nursing satisfaction and compliance between the experimental group and the control group,expressed as P<0.05.In contrast,the experimental group had higher satisfaction,better compliance and better effect.Conclusion:Strengthening nurse patient communication in oncology patients is helpful to improve patients’understanding,improve patients’bad mood and promote patients’compliance.It has positive significance and remarkable effect on patients.
