The effectiveness of a training program based on the Human Caring Theory to caring behaviors and post-cesarean caring outcomes.

IF 0.9 4区医学 Q4 PUBLIC, ENVIRONMENTAL & OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH

Health Care for Women International Pub Date : 2025-01-01 Epub Date: 2023-03-24 DOI:10.1080/07399332.2023.2192184

Elif Keten Edis, Özen Kulakaç

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Abstract

This study was conducted to determine the effects of the Human Caring Theory-based post-cesarean caring and pain management training on caring behaviors and caring outcomes. The sample consisted of 25 nurses, midwives and 208 women who had cesarean. Nurses and midwives were given training based on Human Caring Theory, which consisted of three sessions. Nurses and midwives caring behavior scores increased after the training. Midwives' self-rating scores, the rate of using a scale to assess pain and recording information on pain assessment increased. Caring satisfaction and perception of the caring behavior of women who had cesarean increased and their pain levels decreased.

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基于人类关怀理论的培训计划对护理行为和剖宫产后护理效果的影响。

摘要本研究旨在探讨以人本关怀理论为基础的剖宫产术后护理及疼痛管理训练对护理行为及护理结果的影响。样本包括25名护士、助产士和208名剖腹产妇女。护士和助产士接受了基于人类关怀理论的培训，包括三个课程。护士和助产士的关怀行为得分在培训后有所提高。助产士的自评分数、使用量表评估疼痛和记录疼痛评估信息的比率都有所增加。剖宫产妇女的护理满意度和对护理行为的感知增加，疼痛程度降低。

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