Infertility : clients’ perspective on nursing intervention
Mcguire, Jaez-Shadey; Nyandu Kabongo, Erick; Oyenmwen Eghaghe, Charis (2021)
2021
Julkaisun pysyvä osoite on
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2021122090122
https://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi:amk-2021122090122
Tiivistelmä
According to WHO, around eighty million worldwide are facing challenges with infertility. The purpose of this thesis was to explore into the context of the clients’ perspective on nursing intervention during infertility treatment. This is a literature review, and the data was collected using CINAHL and PubMed. Eligible articles, journals and books were published from 2010-2020, peer-reviewed, in English, worldwide publication.
Most of the articles demonstrates the important role the nurses play in fertility clinics, along with other professionals. When other healthcare professionals come and go during infertility treatment, nurses start with clients from the beginning till the end of the process. When having infertility treatment, clients find it helpful to be able to connect to the nurse any time when in despair. The tool used to help nurses and healthcare workers to provide a patient-centred care to the patient fail to offer proper individual care.
Even though the role of nurses is crucial in the process, clients’ point of view on nursing interventions remain understudied. The scope of most of the articles and journals were on infertility treatment in general or focused on nursing interventions. To provide better patient-centred care more studies are needed on patients’ perspective on nursing intervention. The emotional support is extremely needed during infertility treatment thus nurses need good education to support the patient and themselves. There is also a need to update tools to provide patient-centred care.
Key words: infertility,nursing,clients perception
Most of the articles demonstrates the important role the nurses play in fertility clinics, along with other professionals. When other healthcare professionals come and go during infertility treatment, nurses start with clients from the beginning till the end of the process. When having infertility treatment, clients find it helpful to be able to connect to the nurse any time when in despair. The tool used to help nurses and healthcare workers to provide a patient-centred care to the patient fail to offer proper individual care.
Even though the role of nurses is crucial in the process, clients’ point of view on nursing interventions remain understudied. The scope of most of the articles and journals were on infertility treatment in general or focused on nursing interventions. To provide better patient-centred care more studies are needed on patients’ perspective on nursing intervention. The emotional support is extremely needed during infertility treatment thus nurses need good education to support the patient and themselves. There is also a need to update tools to provide patient-centred care.
Key words: infertility,nursing,clients perception