英文摘要 |
A qualitative research method was used. In-depth interviews with participant observation were used to collect data, to explore the indicators of quality of care for nursing homes from the perspective of nurses. The sample consisted of 10 nurses from three accredited nursing homes in Keelung,Chia-I, and Kaohsiung. The study found six groups of indicators of quality of care for nursing homes: environment, quality assurance, basic human rights, direct care attitude, social interaction, and needs satisfaction. In particular, in terms of quality assurance indicators, nurses thought that quality assurance, such as the supervision process, and on-the-job training for stauff members to enhance their abilities, were important indicators. They also mentioned negative indicators of basic human rights. However, nurses believed that physical restraint was necessary, but must depend on the conditions. The findings of this study may sensitize long-term care professionals to the needs of nursing home nurses. They may also be useful for defining nursing home quality of care indicators. |