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Danish University Colleges

Involvement of older patients in nursing mediated by narratives

nursing students learning to involve elderly patients in clinical decision making Henriksen, Jette Hellegaard; Nielsen, Kirsten

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2021

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Henriksen, J. H., & Nielsen, K. (2021). Involvement of older patients in nursing mediated by narratives: nursing students learning to involve elderly patients in clinical decision making. Poster session presented at Nordic Conference in Nursing Research 2021.

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Involvement of older patients in nursing mediated by narratives

Nursing students learning to involve elderly patients in clinical decision making

Background An increasing number of elderly people calls for nurses in elderly care. Therefore, there is a need for encouraging

nursing students to take an interest in elderly care. National and international research studies have shown both positive and negative attitudes towards elderly care. Though, the interest for gerontological nursing seems not solely determined by

attitudes. A study found students´ reluctance to join gerontological nursing, was due to a lack of knowledge, skills and negative experiences in clinical placements. The challenge is to discover how to guide the students into gerontological nursing.

Aim To investigate whether listening to narratives of older patients can facilitate nursing students´ competencies and interest in elderly care.

Method An intervention study with a phenomenological-hermeneutic approach. Narrative interviews & interpretation inspired by Ricoeur.

Findings Students found the narrative interview of great

value to mediate a better patient-nurse relation. Listening

made it easier to involve elderly patients in clinical decisions and to adapt the care to the individual. Students wanted to use the narrative method further in their nursing practice, and they responded, that old people should be appreciated more.

Conclusion This research provides experience of using

narratives to facilitate students´ learning about elderly care.

The narrative interview contributed to increase the interest in elderly care. The research suggests implementing narrative

interviews into the first year of the Nursing Programme.

Health and Welfare Technology

Programme for

Research in Ageing

Twelve nursing students volunteer-

ed Recruit-

ment

About

experience of nursing

& nursing interests Focus

group inter- views

Each student interviews

an elderly patient clinical At

place- ment

Experience of the

narrative interview Focus

group inter- views

Researchers: Kirsten Nielsen, Lektor, Ph.d. kirn@via.dk , Jette H. Henriksen, lektor, Ph.d.; jhen@via.dk School of Nursing Holstebro Denmark

References: UFM. (2014). Den danske kodeks for integritet i forskning. Retrieved from Uddannelses og Forskningsministeriet: https://ufm.dk/publikationer/2015/den-danske-kodeks-for- integritet-i-forskning. Nielsen, K., Pedersen, B., & Helms, N. (2016, september). Narrative approach in the investigation of learning mediated by eportfolio. International Journal of Nursing Science, 6(3), pp. 77-86. Ricoeur, P. (1979). Fortolkningsteori [Interpretation Theory]. (A. Grøn, Trans.) København: Vintens Forlag.. Ricoeur, P. (1991). From Text to Action:

Interpretation Theory. Northwestern University Press. Tanggaard, L., & Brinkmann, S. (2010). Kvalitet i kvalitative studier [Quality in qualitative studies]. In S. B. Tanggaard (Ed.), Kvalitative metoder [Qualitative Methods] (pp. 480-499). Hans Reitzels Forlag. Øster, I., Munk, K. P., & Henriksen, J. (2019). Career dreams among health care students: I want to make a difference. Gerontology and Geriatrics Educatiuon, vol. 40(3)

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