Kurtzman C, Block D E, Steiner-Freud Y
J Nurs Educ. 1985 Jun;24(6):237-41. doi: 10.3928/0148-4834-19850601-06.
A self-administered questionnaire was used to measure the attitudes of Israeli nursing and medical students toward the rights of hospitalized patients in a cross-sectional study of first and fourth year students. Mean attitude scores were high in all student groups showing strong agreement with theoretical rights. Senior nursing students showed significantly higher scores than first-year nursing students. Eighty-eight percent of all students and 100% of senior nursing students considered a blanket consent procedure inadequate for protecting patient's rights. Senior nursing students assigned responsibility for protecting patients' rights to nurses, doctors, hospital administration, and the patient/family with higher frequency than other student groups.
在一项针对一年级和四年级学生的横断面研究中，使用了一份自填式问卷来衡量以色列护理专业和医学专业学生对住院患者权利的态度。所有学生组的平均态度得分都很高，表明他们强烈认同理论上的权利。高年级护理专业学生的得分显著高于一年级护理专业学生。88%的学生和100%的高年级护理专业学生认为全面同意程序不足以保护患者权利。与其他学生组相比，高年级护理专业学生更频繁地将保护患者权利的责任赋予护士、医生、医院管理部门以及患者/家属。
