జర్నల్ ఆఫ్ నర్సింగ్ & పేషెంట్ కేర్

Doctor Collaboration in Caring for Women

Deborah Cruz

To analyze: (a) recurrence and focal point of APN-doctor joint efforts in a clinical preliminary in which a big part of doctor prebirth care for ladies with high-hazard pregnancies was subbed with APN pre-birth care conveyed in ladies' homes; and (b) attributes of ladies requiring more prominent quantities of coordinated efforts. Illustrative examination with optional investigation of information from 83 of the first preliminary's 85 intercession members finished by APNs prenatally two months baby blues. APN rehearses, recorded in logs, included APN a ssociations with the ladies and the doctor, and kind of APN contact (e.g., home visit, call). Each APN-doctor cooperation was coded for type, timing, and core interest. Complete number of APN-doctor coordinated effort contacts was 351, with a mean of 4.5 and a scope of 1 to 16 for every lady. Focal point of joint efforts was: announcements (59%), new actual discoveries (21%), change in treatment (8%), persistent concerns (7%) and drug change (5%). No huge contrasts in quantities of joint efforts were found by age, essential analysis, conjugal status, sort of medical coverage, race, or pay. Ladies with secondary school instruction got a bigger number of coordinated efforts than did those not finishing secondary school or those with some postsecondary training. Prenatally, ladies with a first pregnancy required a greater number of coordinated efforts than did multipara members.

నిరాకరణ: ఈ సారాంశం ఆర్టిఫిషియల్ ఇంటెలిజెన్స్ టూల్స్ ఉపయోగించి అనువదించబడింది మరియు ఇంకా సమీక్షించబడలేదు లేదా నిర్ధారించబడలేదు