<< Client participation (procedure) – seeking nursing definitions and/or use cases
The following concepts have been identified for the addition of definitions and /or use cases and input by the Nursing CRG nurses is being requested.
Client participation (procedure) - definition requested
Concept added in 2002
ICNP definition of participation: 'Interactive Behaviour: Taking part in something, sharing in an activity'. Source: https://neuronsong.com/_/_sites/icnp-browser/#/2019/concepts/en/10014099
Complex relationship building (procedure)| - definition requested
Concept added in 2003
Establishment of trust (procedure) - definition and use case as a requested procedure
Concept added in 2015
In ICNP refset
ICNP definition of trust: 'Emotion: Feeling of confidence, believing in goodness, strength and reliability of others'. Source: https://neuronsong.com/_/_sites/icnp-browser/#/2019/concepts/en/10025934
Comments
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Discussed on August call:
Client participation- could be seen as a finding or a procedure depending on how it was documented. It could be an activity in the NIC.
Information provided by Heather Herdman from some work being done in the US. Information had been gathered using the consensus tool.
Complex relationship building in nursing refers to the process of establishing and maintaining therapeutic, trust-based, and dynamic interactions with patients, often in challenging or multifaceted care environments. Key attributes include:
Empathy, presence, authenticity, trust, and reciprocity:Essential for fostering a helping relationship and encouraging behavioral change 10.
Honesty, mutual trust, openness, and genuine interest:Critical for successful cooperation and relationship development, especially in mental health and forensic settings 1.
Communication, active listening, and respect for ethical values:Foundational for building relationships that support patient introspection and autonomy 1017.
Considerateness and equal voice:As described by Habermas' theory, complex relationship building involves moral maturity, mutual recognition, and communicative action, where both nurse and patient are validated 2.
Relationship building is recognized as a dynamic, evolving process influenced by personal, contextual, and systemic factors, requiring ongoing self-reflection and adaptation by nurses 11013.