Doyle D L, Stern P N
Rehabil Nurs. 1992 Nov-Dec;17(6):319-21, 326. doi: 10.1002/j.2048-7940.1992.tb01267.x.
The authors conducted a study to examine nurse and patient perceptions of self-care and the performance of self-care in rehabilitation settings. The grounded-theory method was used to conduct and analyze in-depth interviews of 12 nurses and 12 rehabilitation patients. Every nurse and every patient had expectations regarding who would control each aspect of the patient's self-care. When these expectations were noncongruent, negotiation usually occurred. Successful negotiation resulted in a balance of self-care, the optimal balance between nurse and patient control.
作者开展了一项研究，以考察护士和患者对自我护理的认知以及康复环境中自我护理的实施情况。采用扎根理论方法对12名护士和12名康复患者进行深入访谈并分析。每位护士和每位患者对于谁将控制患者自我护理的各个方面都有期望。当这些期望不一致时，通常会进行协商。成功的协商带来自我护理的平衡，即护士和患者控制之间的最佳平衡。
