Nursery Service Research Articles

Personalized and Precision Medicine (PPM) as a Unique Healthcare Model of the Next Step Generation to be Set Up, and to Develop and Advance the Nursery Service Marketing: The Future of Nursing Services

You might have heard the terms “precision medicine” and “precision health” and wondered how they relate to you. A new systems approach to diseased states and wellness result in a new branch in the healthcare services, namely, personalized and precision medicine (PPM)

Nursery Services for Children Under 3 in Sichuan Province

To study the current status of nursery services for children under 3 in Sichuan Province, to analyze the problems and causes, and to provide policy recommendations for the high-quality development of nursery services in Sichuan Province for children under the age of 3. Using a combination of qualitative and quantitative methods, we analyzed the current status of nursery services in Sichuan Province and the problems encountered in the development of nursery services in Sichuan Province by collecting information on relevant government policies of Sichuan and the status quo of nursery services for children under 3 in the 21 cities/prefectures of Sichuan through policy research, interviews conducted at nursery service institutions, questionnaire surveys, and expert panel discussions. The supply of nursery services, or nursery enrollment capacity, in Sichuan Province reached 3 nursery enrollment opportunities per thousand people, with the enrollment utilization rate reaching 48.2%. Among all the nursery service institutions in the province, 55.4% were concentrated in the Chengdu, Mianyang, and Meishan regions. There were 1667 pilot nursery service institutions providing government-subsidized affordable nursery services and supplying 72971 subsidized affordable enrollment opportunities, accounting for 28.7% of the total number of all nursery service institutions and 29.1% of their total enrollment. There were a total of 37995 nursery service professionals, including 28468 caregivers (including teachers), with an average of 6 employees per institution and 5 caregivers per institution. 49.6% of the nursery service institutions hired healthcare workers on a part-time basis and 11.3% of them did not have healthcare workers on their staffs. Nursery services for children under 3 years old have developed rapidly in Sichuan Province, but there are a number of problems, including uneven distribution of resources in different regions, inadequate supply of government-subsidized affordable nursery services, mismatch between supply and demand, insufficient utilization of services, lack of professionals, and insufficient driving force for sustainable development in the industry. We have suggested that actions be taken to improve the policy and regulatory system for nursery services, actively develop care facilites that are government-subsidized affordable services, integrated daycare service for all preschool children, and integrated medical and education facilites, provide support for home care, establish an information system for nursery services, optimize the professional training and development system, strengthen scientific research and international exchanges on nursery services, and comprehensively promote the high-quality development of nursery services and the construction of a childrearing-friendly environment in Sichuan Province.

Greenhouse Industry! Role of Nursery Service in Environmental Restoration of Tezpur Town, Assam (India)

As a managed site nursery is an area where the plants are propagated and maintained in the initial years.Mostly the horticultural crops including flowers, fruits and vegetables are raised in nurseries and thentransplanted in the field. In this paper emphasis is given on the emerging trend of nursery services atTezpur town of Assam and its role in environmental restoration. Tezpur, one of the most beautiful townsof north bank of the Brahmaputra river, is well known for its greenery and scenic beauty in which the trendof emergence of this greenhouse industry gives extra look in the aesthetic view of the town. Along with thebeautification the nursery business is related with the employment opportunities too. For this purpose, anattempt to study about the distributional pattern of plant nurseries and its role on the environmentalrestoration of Tezpur town is made with the help of both primary and secondary data sources. With thethought of ‘A green step towards a healthy future’ Govt. can also promote this greenhouse industry amongthe people of Tezpur town and become a contributor in enriching the quality of the environment.

Accurate Measurement of Demand Characteristics of Nursery Service in China’s Megacities

Up against the 19th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the 14th Five-Year Plan, and the Three-Child Policy, nursing and education of children has been put on the agenda. However, it is difficult to identify the demand for family childcare in its high-quality development in China. According to the multi-group structural equation model and KANO model, this study focused on identifying the characteristics of childcare demand of different populations of Chengdu, a mega-city. It is found that obvious differences exist in the characteristics of childcare demand among various groups, based on which this paper puts forward corresponding suggestions to balance the supply and demand of childcare services and promote its high-quality development.

Beziehungsarbeit in der ambulanten Kinderkrankenpflege - Eine phänomenologische Untersuchung des Spannungsfeldes von Nähe und Distanz.

Relationship-work in outpatient pediatric nursing - a phenomenological study of the field of tension of proximity and distance Abstract. Background: Outpatient pediatric nursing makes it possible to care for seriously ill children in the environment of their families. Professional caregivers are facing specific challenges because of their work within the family and the 1:1 care. Objective: The study asks about experiencing the tension between proximity and distance of caregivers in outpatient pediatric nursing. Methods: Nine narrative interviews with pediatric nurses in the outpatient setting were conducted which were then analyzed following Spichiger und Prakke's approach of interpretative phenomenology. Results: Thus the main topics "Outpatient pediatric nursing as a special nursing setting", "Adaptation to the family system", "Proximity and distance as criteria of professionalism", "Proximity and distance as constant tightrope walk", "Handling stressful situations" and "Time factor as an essential component of the relationship structure" could be identified to describe the phenomenon. Conclusion: Creating awareness for the specifics of this particular field of practice already during the training phase and when entering an outpatient nursery service can help to prepare them for their assignment. Caregivers should be given the space to talk about the relationship-work with the patients, in order to enable reflection of their professional role. A clear idea of that role with regards to who has to fulfill which tasks and issues of responsibilities seems to be helpful. Perhaps the term proximity and distance does not represent the pertinent poles of the relationship between nurses and caregivers.

Nursery education for diabetes

Nursery education in schools plays key roles for medical practice in nurse career. However, nursery service in hospitals needs a lot of experience and experts. To promote medical and technical knowledge, different nursery skills and participation for diabetes are particular discussed in this article.

Nursery service, quality promotion

Nursery service, quality promotion

Nursery Service in Modern Days

Nursery Service in Modern Days

PENGALAMAN SPIRITUALITAS DOA PASIEN HIV/AIDS DI RSUD SAWERIGADING PALOPO DENGAN PENDEKATAN TEORI CALISTA ROY

When a person has been diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, he will experience changes in his life such as changes in behavior, social change, and psychological changes. These changes can be a mental pressure or psychological stressors for people with HIV/AIDS. Conditions like this, people with HIV / AIDS need a lot of support, one of which is the support of spirituality. Spirituality and praying aspects may not be separated from human life, either in health or unhealthy/ill condition. Closely, it is correlated with treatment process for patient with HIV/AIDS. The aim of research is to discovering spirituality and praying experience to patient with HIV/AIDS with the approach of the Calista Roy Nursing Theory. This research design is qualitative with phenomenology approach. Four participants had participated in this research by telling his/her related with spirituality and praying experience. Data collection conducted using of indeepth interview and using aid tool of interview guide, field research/notes, and document study. The data analyze using both Collaizi (1978) and software of QSR Nvivo. This research result reveals seven (7) themes those are: (1) sorrow process of HIV/AIDS patient; (2) family support to HIV/AIDS patient; (3) HIV/AIDS value against sufferer; (4) method of approaching God (5) essence of praying for HIV/AIDS sufferer; (6) life wishing/acceptance, and (7) nursery service wish. This research recommend for further research related with gender variance, increasing of service quality of nursery holistically and spiritual aspect more specifically as well as to grow caring attitude to implement nursery to patient. Keyword: Spiritual, Praying, HIV/AIDS, Calista Roy Nursing Theory

保育サービス供給の変化とその利用構造: 「横浜保育室制度」導入後の横浜市を事例に

保育サービス供給の変化とその利用構造: 「横浜保育室制度」導入後の横浜市を事例に

東京大都市圏における保育サービス供給の動向と地域的差異(2005年度秋季学術大会シンポジウム,シンポジウム「女性の就業と生活空間の多様性-地理学の視点-」)

東京大都市圏における保育サービス供給の動向と地域的差異(2005年度秋季学術大会シンポジウム,シンポジウム「女性の就業と生活空間の多様性-地理学の視点-」)

Integration of health service with electronic nursery care process

You This study aims to provide to integrate the health service with electronic nursery care process and so do create lingua franca. This research has been done between April 2010 and January 2012 in a teaching and research hospital where is specialized on obstetrician and gynecology. 280 nurse are the sample of the study. The datas are collected by using a survey with 22 questions. After the observations and evaluations, in case of standards 40 nursery care process about most experienced problems in gynecology, obstetrician and pediatry clinics is formed and its infrastructure for integrating these flow diagrams to the data processing system is prepared. For working the new system, instructive sessions is done. After the applications, the using of process approach in nursery care service and the pleasure of the nurses are analysed. The datas are analysed by using percentage calculation, t-test and variant analysis test in case of SPSS programme. In this study, 3 different application for the usage of process approach is used. These applications are done in different 15 bedded clinics and in differrent times. In the first application, empty forms which have standard format, are given to the nurses to complete.In the second application, the forms which special nursery activity has been wrritten on, are given to the nurses to sign their own activity and in the third application, the standard process approach which has been integrated to electronic system and which is special to patient, is requested to use. After all aplications, according to analysation of the results, the usage of the process’ method rates are; 10% is for first method, 40% is for second method and 90% is for third method. Especially, the nursery process approach which has been integrated to electronic system is used more desirous. According to the nurses’ opinion, this system increases the creation of lingua franca, data security and effective time management. It is determined that their pleasure is much more than the other methods and their belief to this system increases (p<0.01)

The Changing Legal and Institutional Context for Recognizing Nature's Rights in Ecuador: Mangroves, Fisheries, Farmed Shrimp, and Coastal Management since 1980

Mangroves are uniquely adapted to intertidal zones throughout the tropics. They protect coastlines from storm surges, control against erosion, and provide critical habitat and nursery service for a...

서울시 보육시설의 공급적정성에 관한 연구: 이용권 분석을 중심으로

The importance of nursery facilities and the demand for the facilities have increased consistently due to the spread of 'universal social welfare' idea. However, the supply of the facilities is appraised insufficient. Therefore, this study aims at analyzing the spatial suitability of supply and demand of nursery facilities in Seoul. In this respect, this study surveyed all nursery facilities in Seoul, using 2011 Child-care Statistics published by the Ministry of Health and Welfare in 2012. In the analysis, this study performed GIS network analysis and regression analysis. What to follow is the findings of this study. First, the number of nursery facilities is positively correlated with the number of children and people per household, but is negatively correlated with the household income. Second, the present capacity of the facilities satisfies only 87.42% of the estimated demand. Third, this study performed GIS network analysis to find out the areas with excess or deficiency. As a result, the nursery service appears to cover 95.34% of the residential area in Seoul. However, the downtown area is served not enough. Finally, this study analyzed distribution characteristics of the nursery facilities in the aspect of equity, effectiveness, and efficiency. Most districts of Seoul meet the effectiveness criteria, but only a few districts satisfy the efficiency criteria. Thus, the efficiency of the facilities supply needs to be taken into account in managing policies.

Satisfaction evaluation of medical attention at breast cancer service at National Cancer Institute Mexico.

156 Background: Breast cancer is the leading cause of attention at the INCan. In 2012, 44,761 medical consults were given therefore 19,584 (44%) of those by breast cancer oncologists. The increasing percentage of patients could be associated with a quality attention deficit, crowded waiting room and a shorter time for consultations affecting patient communication and education. The goal of this study was to evaluate the quality attention given by breast cancer service with the purpose to design different strategies in order to improve quality and cordiality with our patients. Methods: Self-response surveys had been applied to patients with breast cancer at INCan. The variables investigated were demographic characteristics including age, education level, marital status and date of diagnosis. Also variables related with the quality of our medical and paramedical attention, global care support and the waiting time before consultations were asked. Results: 259 patients were interviewed, the median age was 50 years old (17-88), only 18% of them achieved university degree and 28.7% had less than elementary education. One third of our population lived in Mexico City; the rest of them came from different states from the center and south of the country. The waiting time in average was 2 hours (10 min -7 hours). Regarding to attention quality, 28% considered that waiting time should be shorter, 22% answered that doctor-patient relationship needs to improve. In this aspect, the main aspects to improve are: give information in detail including the patient and their relatives; a better explanation about their disease and treatment and also information about diet and physical activity, among others is needed. Finally, 9.3% suggested improvement in nursery service. Conclusions: The results showed that our effort is satisfactory. However our main goal is to improve our medical assistance. It has been proven that patient education and higher satisfaction level improves their adherence and the knowledge related to handle adverse effects of their treatment. Our proposals include psycological-educative strategies easy to understand. Enhance medical services to improve physician-patient relationship. We will keep looking forward about the efficiency of these strategies.

Cost Comparison of Baby Friendly and Non–Baby Friendly Hospitals in the United States

The objectives of this study were to provide an economic assessment of the incremental costs associated with obtaining the World Health Organization and United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund designation as a Infant-Friendly hospital. We hypothesized that baby-friendly hospitals will have higher costs than similar non-baby-friendly hospitals. Data from the 2007 American Hospital Association and the 2007 Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Cost Reports were used to compare labor and delivery costs in baby-friendly and non-baby-friendly hospitals. Operational costs per delivery were calculated using a matched-pairs analysis of a sample of baby-friendly and non-baby-friendly hospitals in the United States. Costs associated with labor-and-delivery diagnosis-related codes were analyzed for each baby-friendly hospital and compared with the mean and median costs incurred by non-baby-friendly hospitals. Nursery plus labor-and-delivery costs for the baby-friendly sites were $2205 per delivery, compared with $2170 for the non-baby-friendly matched pair. Baby-friendly facilities have slightly higher costs than non-baby-friendly facilities, ranging from 1.6% to 5%, but these costs were not statistically significant (P > .05). These results suggest that becoming baby-friendly is relatively cost-neutral for a typical acute care hospital. Although the overall expense of providing baby-friendly hospital nursery services is greater than nursery service costs of non-baby-friendly hospitals, the cost difference was not statistically significant. Additional research is needed to compare the economic impact of maternal and infant health benefits from breastfeeding versus the incremental expenses of becoming a baby-friendly hospital.

Investigation on continuous quality improvement in nursery during blood collection in blood bank

Objective In order to keep the blood discard rate to a minimum through the continuous quality improvement methods during blood collection. Methods According to ＜ Quality Management Regulations for Blood Bank ＞ , twelve quality rules and standard were drew up to monitor the nursery service. Discard rate was analyzed statistically according to agglutinating blot, low volume, blood oozing Results Low volume was the main reason for blood discard, it was 1.13％, 0.76％ , 0. 69％ in 2006, 2007, 2008 respectively. Since the quality rules and standard was implemented in 2006, there was great statistical significance in quality continuous improvement between 2006 and 2007 (P ＜ 0. 000 1 ) . Statistical significance existed between 2007 and 2008 ( P ＜ 0. 05) . Conclusions Continuous quality improvement is an effcient method to lower the discard rate and blood can be collected more efficiently. Key words: Continuous quality improvement; Blood bank; Blood collection; Nursery; Blood Discard

POSSIBILITY OF SATELLITE NURSERY SCHOOL FOR WAITING-LIST CHILD

The purpose of this study is to investigate the characteristic and possibility of satellite nursery school as alternative for improving nursery environment. The results are as follows;1. Satellite nursery school can be established easily because of is able to use small space in office building, condominium or detached housing.2. Supply and arrangement of satellite nursery school are effective to improve nursery service condition in the area where there is imbalance between nursery service supply and demand.3. As a result of business profit analysis, satellite nursery school is profitable in the suburb or in the case of using vacant classroom, but is difficult in the center of the city by high floor rent.

Empirical data about women's attitudes towards a hypothetical pediatric biobank

Researchers at the University of Chicago sought institutional review board (IRB) approval to establish both an obstetrical biobank (Chicago Lying-in Pregnancy Program [CLIPP]) and a pediatric biobank (KidsGene). Before KidsGene was approved, the IRB requested additional ethical review. The research ethics consultation service noted that no empirical data existed about parental attitudes towards this type of project. Postpartum women 18 years or older who delivered at the University of Chicago Hospitals and had live infants on the General Care Nursery service were approached about participating in a survey about the CLIPP biobank and about a hypothetical pediatric biobank. Two hundred thirty-nine women were consented and completed most or all of the survey. Eighty-two percent self-classified as Black and seven percent were Caucasians. Caucasians were the most willing to enroll their children hypothetically into a pediatric biobank with non-Black minorities being the most uncertain about what they would do. Almost half of the women thought that the research had the main goal of advancing science although a similar number expressed the belief that the research had the main goal of helping their individual child. Women supported use of the samples for a wide array of pediatric conditions. Comprehension of research practices, trust in medical researchers, and a belief that the research findings would be used fairly correlated with enrollment. Our survey found that most women support biobank development for research purposes. Most respondents expressed optimism that the results will yield significant benefits and that the benefits will be distributed fairly.

Empirical data about women's attitudes toward a biobank focused on pregnancy outcomes

The Chicago Lying-in Pregnancy Program (CLIPP) is a biobank designed to collect biological samples from pregnant women to study issues related to pregnancy. Despite the large number of biobanking initiatives in obstetric populations around the world, there is no published research that examines what pregnant women understand about enrollment into such programs and what their attitudes and beliefs are toward the research and its potential outcomes. Postpartum women 18 years or older who delivered at the University of Chicago Hospitals and had live infants on the General Care Nursery service were approached about participating in a survey about the CLIPP biobank and about a hypothetical pediatric biobank. Ninety-three women who had been recruited to participate in CLIPP agreed to participate in this research. Sixty-three women (68%) had previously agreed to participate in CLIPP; and 30 (32%) had refused. Both participants and non-participants understood that CLIPP had the main goal of advancing science, although almost one-half of the respondents thought that participation in CLIPP would benefit the individual participants. Eighty-five (92%) correctly believed that the research team would keep the medical information private. There was widespread optimism that the research would yield significant results. Importantly, there was no difference in these beliefs between those who enrolled and those who did not enroll in CLIPP. While education and socioeconomic status correlated with greater understanding about the methods and goals of the program, greater understanding did not correlate with willingness to participate. Our survey found widespread willingness to enroll in a pregnancy-focused biobank and optimism that the results will yield significant benefits.