Nursing Strategies in Spinal Cord Injury Rehab

A patient-centered approach to care focuses on the patient's perspective, needs, and goals, rather than solely on the provider's perspective.

A process where patients and healthcare providers work together to make decisions about the patient's care.

Patients with certain conditions, like spinal cord injury (SCI), might not be able to fully participate in decisions in the early stages of rehabilitation.

A balance of respecting the patient's independence while still providing the necessary help in the rehabilitation.

A common method in rehabilitation focused on collaboratively setting objectives.

A way of caring for patients that involves understanding their individual needs and preferences.

Nursing actions that encourage conversation and reflection for patients.

Goals that are specifically tailored to the needs and preferences of each patient.

The active involvement of nursing staff in the patient's rehabilitation process.

A patient-focused approach to healthcare that considers the patient's needs, goals, and wishes.

Active involvement of the patient in their care and rehabilitation process.

The active participation and commitment of nurses in providing care and rehabilitation.

Interventions that are specifically designed to meet the individual needs of the patient.

The successful adoption and use of a person-centered approach in rehabilitation settings.

A team of healthcare professionals from different disciplines working together to provide comprehensive patient care.

The duration of the research study.

A space for discussion and introspection, an essential component of the study.

The setting or structure of the study that facilitated the change in nurses.

Potential outcomes and consequences that extend beyond the study's time frame.

The involvement of patients in decisions about their care.

Factors influencing health: thoughts, emotions, and social support.

The degree to which healthcare meets patients' needs and expectations.

Freedom from preventable harm in a healthcare setting.

Treatment and recovery process for people with spinal cord damage.

Establishing achievable targets for improvement or recovery.

A system for classifying health conditions and their effects on functioning.

The engagement of patients in their healthcare while hospitalized.

A research approach where researchers work directly with healthcare professionals to improve practices and solve problems.

Damage to the spinal cord, often causing physical impairments and impacting quality of life.

An individual's overall well-being, considering physical, mental, and social factors.

A person's belief in their ability to succeed in specific situations or accomplish tasks.

A study showing a potential link between traumatic spinal cord injury and suicide risk.

A common issue for people after spinal cord injury, often requiring support and treatment.

A common issue, requiring assessment and treatment, in those who have experienced spinal cord injury.

The process of adapting to a new identity after a neurological disability, adjusting to new circumstances affecting life.

A research approach where nurses actively participate in solving problems and improving patient care within their own practice settings.

A patient-focused approach to rehabilitation that emphasizes the patient's individual needs, preferences, and goals.

Collaboratively defining objectives and strategies for achieving specific outcomes in treatments and improving function.

Understanding the factors making patients susceptible to challenges in care, and strategies to provide supportive care.

Active involvement of patients in decisions concerning their care and treatment, including setting goals and creating strategies.

Tailoring goals to specific patient needs, preferences, and abilities.

Active involvement of nursing staff in facilitating the patient's participation in the rehabilitation process.

A research approach focusing on solving real-world problems through collaborative action and reflection.

Involving patients in decisions related to their care and recovery.

Damage to the spinal cord, potentially affecting movement and sensation.

The process of restoring function and independence after an injury or illness.

Obstacles encountered when patients are involved in treatment decisions.

The assistance from healthcare providers that aids patient recovery.

Research using artistic methods and creativity for understanding experiences.

Creative thinking combined with critical analysis to improve healthcare practice.

Enhancing the well-being and fulfillment of individuals.

The important contribution nurses make in helping stroke survivors recover.