From: Exploring the care experiences of hemodialysis nurses: from the cultural sensitivity approach
Main themes | sub-themes |
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Finding the true meaning of the behavior of the participants | • Understanding that refusal behavior reflects unacceptance |
• Understanding that tantrums are a manifestation of wanting to be cared for | |
Recognizing and honoring individual psychological states | • Respecting and allowing the state of readiness to emerge |
• Respecting the patient’s “no change” phase prior to transitioning to “acceptance” | |
Culturally sensitive communication in line with patients’ values | • Guiding patient to accept treatment using their beliefs in fate |
• Fostering awareness of the effectiveness of dialysis | |
• Promoting a shift in perspective towards the positive meaning of dialysis | |
• Leveraging the influence of “relatives” | |
Customizing care content through cultural transformation strategies | • Explaining information patiently and repeatedly in a more acceptable way |
• Reminding patients of information with a relaxed manner and non-blaming words | |
• Borrowing physician’s authority | |
Empowerment rather than prohibition | • Not interfering with patients’ coping behavior |
• Giving specific responses to concerns |