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Therapeutic Relationship between Nurses and Patients in a Tertiary Level Hospital, Bangladesh

Authors: Nabanita Mondal; Mohammad Abdul Latif; Mosammet Khaleda Akter; Mst. Anjuman Ara; Masuda Khatun;

Therapeutic Relationship between Nurses and Patients in a Tertiary Level Hospital, Bangladesh

Abstract

Background: Therapeutic relationship (TR) between nurses and patients is accepted as the cornerstone of caring. It is an interpersonal engagement aims to help patients to enhance their wellbeing through establishing a mutual trust relationship. Objective: To explore the therapeutic relationship between nurses and patients at tertiary level hospital in Bangladesh. Methods: Descriptive study was conducted among nurses and patients of Khulna Medical College Hospital. Sample was selected using convenient sampling technique and the sample size was 112 (56 nurses & 56 patients). Data were collected using structured questionnaire from the study participants. Questionnaire consists of two parts: Part I (For nurses), Part II (For patients). The descriptive statistics was used to organize the present socio-demographic characteristics of both nurses and patients. Inferential statistics including t-test, one way ANOVA was used to explore the relationship between nurses and patients socio-demographic characteristics and their perceived therapeutic relationship. Results: The total TR perceived by nurses was 44.52(SD=2.86) whereas patients was 16.55(SD=7.34) and there was significant difference (p=.00) between nurses and patients perceived TR. The results showed that there was a statistically significant difference in nurses perceived TR by their age category (t=2.46, p=.01) and there was a significant different in patients perceived TR and their living area (t= -5.61, p=.00). Conclusion: The study showed the therapeutic relationship perceived by nurses was high while the therapeutic relationship perceived by patients was low to moderate level.

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Family medicine, Social Psychology, Statistics, Clinical psychology, Social Sciences, Nursing, FOS: Health sciences, Interpersonal communication, Social psychology, Family Constellations in Therapy and Culture, Therapeutic relationship, FOS: Psychology, Descriptive statistics, Therapeutic relationship, Nurse, Patient, Tertiary Level Hospital, FOS: Mathematics, Psychotherapist, Psychology, Medicine, Therapy, Therapeutic effect, Internal medicine, Mathematics

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