Damrosch S, Denicoff A M, St Germain D, Welsch C, Blash J L, Jackson T, Etzelmiller J
Center for Nursing and Health Services Research, University of Maryland School of Nursing, Baltimore 21201.
Cancer Nurs. 1993 Apr;16(2):107-12.
Oncology nurses (n = 57) and oncology physicians (n = 40) employed in the same hospital completed the Cancer Attitude Questionnaire. Significant differences (p < or = .001) between nurse and physician attitudes were evident on the two major subscales addressing the issues of (a) aggressiveness of treatment/de-emphasis of socioemotional aspects of care and (b) the importance of patient-family attitudes. Physicians' attitudes were significantly more favorable on the first subscale; nurses' attitudes were significantly more favorable on the second. Implications of these findings as indicators of potential nurse-physician conflict are discussed.
同一家医院的肿瘤科护士（n = 57）和肿瘤科医生（n = 40）完成了癌症态度问卷。在涉及以下两个主要子量表的问题上，护士和医生的态度存在显著差异（p≤0.001）：（a）治疗的积极性/对护理社会情感方面的轻视，以及（b）患者-家属态度的重要性。在第一个子量表上，医生的态度明显更积极；在第二个子量表上，护士的态度明显更积极。本文讨论了这些发现作为潜在医护冲突指标的意义。
