Ung sygeplejerske - hvad er problemet? - naesten nyuddannede sygeplejerskers opfattelse af
problematiske sygeplejesituationer
Engelsk titel: Young nurse - what is the problem? - the viewpoints of newly graduated nurses regarding
problematic nursing situations
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Författare:
Graubaek AM
Email: amg@sygeplejeskolen-odense.dk
Språk: Dan
Antal referenser: 20
Dokumenttyp:
Artikel
UI-nummer: 03013187
Sammanfattning
The purpose of the study is to
uncover whether the changes in
young people’s apprehension of
challenges of work and self-identity
in the late Modernity forces its way
through their narratives.
The study describes the viewpoints
of nearly graduated nurses regarding
problematic nursing situations.
The material consists of narratives
from the final papers from the
Danish School of Nursing in
Odense 1999-2000 (n=106).
Hermeneutic reading leads to three
themes chosen by the advanced
beginners as being a special challenge
to them: ‘The patient who
wants to do things in opposition to
the nurse’, ‘the patient who will not
do his own good’, and ‘the poorly
accomplished clinical agency’.
The young nurses are anxious to
inspire trust despite the patient’s
situation being uncertain and risky.
In clinical decisions they have a
self-perspective, and fight with difficulties
trusting their own judgment
based on weak paternalism. The
young nurses want to take fully
responsibility on all of it, maybe as
a way of strengthening their feeble
ontological feeling of security while
performing their role in the expert
system. The young nurses seem to
have an ideological understanding
of their relations with the patient,
and they are left with a conflict of
responsibility. The fundamental
value of respecting the patient’s
autonomy seem to give the young
nurses in the study a reality shock
meeting the real-life-patient, who
wants to do things differently.