Gcaba R S
University of Natal, Department of Nursing, Durban.
Curationis. 1997 Mar;20(1):26-9.
An exploratory descriptive study aimed at analyzing problems confronting nurses in primary health care settings during civil unrest is described. Data were collected by means of open and closed ended questionnaires. The response is recorded from twenty five participants who completed the questionnaire. Data analysis showed that nurses who were directly or indirectly affected by violence at work or at home were unable to render health care effectively. Experiences of harassment, intimidation and physical abuse were reported. Recommendations include what employers and professional organisations could do for the nurses trapped in socio-political violence.
本文描述了一项探索性描述性研究，旨在分析内乱期间初级卫生保健机构中护士所面临的问题。数据通过开放式和封闭式问卷收集。从25名完成问卷的参与者那里记录了回复。数据分析表明，在工作场所或家中直接或间接受到暴力影响的护士无法有效地提供医疗保健服务。报告了骚扰、恐吓和身体虐待的经历。建议包括雇主和专业组织可为陷入社会政治暴力中的护士做些什么。
