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Karla Del-Moral
Chamberlain University
Professor Coleman
NR501NP Week Five Assignment
August 13, 2023
Health Belief Model
Tsai, Hu, Y.-J., Chen, C.-Y., Tseng, C.-C., Yeh, G.-L., & Cheng, J.-F. (2021). Using the health
belief model to explore nursing students’ relationships between COVID-19 knowledge,
health beliefs, cues to action, self-efficacy, and behavioral intention: A cross-sectional survey
study.
Medicine (Baltimore),
100(11), e25210–e25210.
https://doi.org/10.1097/MD.0000000000025210
Since the occurrence of the corona virus, it has been discovered that it has a very high
human to human transmission that has very severe physical, psychological, emotional and social
trauma stemming from severe to fatal. The purpose of the study is to educate and equip nursing
students in Taiwan with about Covid-19, its susceptibility, severity, benefits, barriers and
behavioral intention to prevent the spread of this communicable disease that changed our world
by using the health belief model. 361 nursing students participated in this cross-sectional survey
using quantitative analysis. The findings showed that the nursing students had the following mean
scores on knowledge of “COVID-19 9.43 [standard deviation (SD)1.19], perceived susceptibility
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19.41 (SD2.68), perceived severity 20.31 (SD 4.09), perceived benefits 26.52 (SD 4.08),
perceived barriers 15.17 (SD5.88), cues to action 3.30 (SD1.70), self-efficacy 17.68 (SD2.83),
and behavioral intention 18.46 (SD2.33)” (Tsai et. al., 2021, p.1)
The framework of this study was to survey the demographics of nursing students; school
system, gender, health, age, religion, diet, movement and COVID-19 information and the
relationship between perceived susceptibility, severity, benefits and barriers (Tsai et. al., 2021).
The study concluded that nurse educators can increase nursing students’ knowledge about
COVID-19 as effective strategies to help prevent the spread of corona virus. The discussion is
important for a nurse practitioner because the more people are informed and given the tools to
help prevent the spread of an infection the better it can be contained.
Transtheoretical Model of Behavioral Change
Romain, A. J., Horwath, C., & Bernard, P. (2018). Prediction of physical activity level using
processes of change from the transtheoretical model: experiential, behavioral, or an
interaction effect. American Journal of Health Promotion, 32(1), 16-23.
The purpose of this study was to compare predicted physical activity by experimental or
behavioral processes of change or an interaction between both using a cross sectional study
(Romain et. al., 2018). 244 women and 150 men participated completed the Process of Change,
Stage of Change Questionnaire and the International Physical Activity Questionnaire to evaluate
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physical activity levels. It was concluded that behavioral processes (thoughts and perception) are
most prominent in physical activity.
This article is important for nurse practitioners when setting up a discharge plans or
implementing physical activity for their patients. We often talk about a holistic approach towards
patient-centered care and physical activity is just one of the many elements we can encourage our
patients to achieve a healthier lifestyle change. The transtheoretical model process of change for
physical activity will help us emphasize and help guide not only physical by behavioral change.
Social Cognitive Theory
Koo, Poh, B. K., & Ruzita, A. T. (2019). GReat-Child Trial
TM
based on social
cognitive theory
improved knowledge, attitudes and practices toward whole grains among
Malaysian overweight and obese children.
BMC Public Health
,
19
(1), 1574–
1574.
https://doi.org/10.1186/s12889-019-7888-5
Studies have reported that an increase in whole grain in diet during the early
age has the potential to increase lifelong health and wellness. In this study
among obese and overweight children in Malaysia they use the great child trial
which consists of a 12-week quasi experimental study with the six month follow
up to evaluate its feasibility and to evaluate the changes in knowledge, attitude
and practice (KAP) of whole grain consumption. A total of 63 children ages 9 to
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11 from two schools in Kuali Lumpar with similar backgrounds and overweight or
obese were used for the study. It was concluded that the intervention had a
positive impact on children's KAP on whole grains thus the program would be a
good implementation in their schools to assist in the management and
prevention of childhood obesity.
This study is important for the nurse practitioner as we encounter a lot of
overweight patients of all ages, this study demonstrates an intervention that
incorporates whole grain into their diet and can help improve their KAP.
This
study is also important because it demonstrated that the availability of whole
grain foods in the schools or an important aspect of the children's consumption.
More availability equals more consumption. It is important for the nurse
practitioner to always talk about diet and exercise with their patients as those
are modifiable risk factors that can help aid in the prevention of disease.
Family Systems Theory
Jakimowicz, Perry, L., & Lewis, J. (2021). Bowen Family Systems Theory: Mapping a
framework to support critical care nurses’ well
‐
being and care quality.
Nursing
Philosophy,
22(2), e12320–n/a.
https://doi.org/10.1111/nup.12320
The purpose and goals of nursing in the intensive care unit is to think quickly to sustain life
by using their skills, experience and knowledge. This article discusses intensive care nursing
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being linked to anxiety due to the balancing of biomedical interventions and compassionate
patient centered care.
“The
aim of this paper is to discuss the application of Bowen Family
Systems Theory to intensive care nursing, mapping a framework to support critical care nurses’
well-being and, consequently, the quality of care they provide” (Jakimowicz, Perry & Lewis,
2021, p.1). The Bowen Family Systems theory focuses on patterns within a family aimed to lower
anxiety and increase collaborative work. This article concluded that the use of BFST for nurses in
the ICU can assist in lowering anxiety, aid in nurse retention in the workplace, and assist in
patient centered care.
This in helpful for a nurse practitioner because anxiety can be a very prevalent experience
in the workplace, especially new nurse practitioners. There are endless reasons to be anxious such
as, being new to the job, writing orders, rapid rate of change, understanding and development of
new technologies just to name a few.
Implementing the Family Systems Theory in practice is vital
in the role as a NP because having the support of the relationships at workplace through health
barriers will be beneficial to the nurse and ultimately the patient.
Family Assessment and Intervention Model
Bushuven, Niebel, I., Huber, J., & Diesener, P. (2022). Emotional and Psychological Effects of
Dysphagia: Validation of the Jugendwerk Dysphagia Emotion and Family Assessment
(JDEFA).
Dysphagia,
37(2), 375–391.
https://doi.org/10.1007/s00455-021-10289-1
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Patients that suffer from dysphagia which is a swallowing disorder can suffer from
emotional effects such as anger, loss, anxiety, frustration and sadness. In this article a 55-item
questionnaire based on the Atlas of emotion and the Calgary Family Intervention Model was
given to 160 participants online, 49 of them were health care workers patients and family
members. The qualitative analysis revealed 30 themes anger, enjoyment, sadness anxiety, disgust,
shame and punishment. In conclusion this testing tool for swallowing disorders and concerns of
emotional aspects and family functioning was valid and reliable.
As a future nurse practitioner tools like these are important and reliable for us to use as we
will most likely encounter patients with strokes and their families. It also helps us in further
investigation of family dynamics with the patients as they may encounter emotional reactions. As
mentioned before nurse practitioners can use a holistic understanding of dysphagia towards
patient centered care. It is important to look at the entirety of the pictures to help our patients in
their journey that may be experiencing sadness and anger due to the swallowing disorders.
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