Nursing implications in attitude

Nursing implications

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3. ➢Patient care
➢Formation of Attitudes of Peers or Juniors
➢Acceptance of New Technology
➢Curriculum Planning

4. PATIENT CARE
❏ Avoid negative attitude towards race, community or a disease results in prejudiced
behaviour that affects the patient care.

❏The nurse should recognize her attitudes and prevent them from interfering with
nursing care.

❏Nurse's should understand patient's attitudes.

❏A nurse should explore the causes for such unfavorable attitudes and change them
into favorable one as it can help in treatment and recovery.

❏The nurse needs to develop and cultivate professional attitude

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❖Senior nurses have a significant impact on the information of opinion
concerning health related issues.
❖The attitudes could be cultivated by peer nurses, student nurses and
other hospital staff.
❖One has to be careful about the negative attitude of one person
generating similar attitude among other group members.
❖Nusrses attitude should be in conformity with the rules and regulations.

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❏The acceptance and increasing utilization of
technological innovations in health care are crucially
beneficial for both health care professionals and
patients during the diagnosis and treatment
processes.

❏Our attitudes can bias our acceptance towards new
technology and high profile specialties

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★While planning a new curriculum or revising an existing curriculum in
educational courses one needs to identify the attitudes of students and
teachers.
★Attitude change fir altered behavior patterns can be sought and incorporated
in tne curriculum
�??????: To plan a course on acquired immunodeficiency
syndrome (AIDS) one may study the attitudes on nursing
care of AIDS patient. Misconception or areas that need
attitude change can be planned and incorporated. This would
enhance the competency in dealing with AIDS patients.