Negative impacts of hospitalisation
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- Created on: 18-11-18 18:27
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- Negative impacts of hospitalisation on the patient
- Unfamiliar hospital environment
- Lack of privacy
- Beeping machines and constant monitoring
- White coat syndrome
- Social support from other patients
- Up to 30 members of staff seen per day
- Entering into the role of the patient
- Getting frequently examined by doctors
- Wearing bed clothes during the day
- Lack of control over meal times, light out, visitors
- Instituitionalisation
- In hospital, roles of the patient are reduced compared to living at home
- Hard for the patient to adapt to normal life again
- In hospital, roles of the patient are reduced compared to living at home
- Loss of control
- Types of control
- Behavioural
- Teaching the patient to role over without breaking stitches
- Cognitive
- Reinforcing through cognitive behavioural therapy
- Informational
- Heart Manual
- Behavioural
- Recovery locus of control scale
- High internal locus of control
- Better recovery as they perceive their actions as having greater impacts
- High external locus of control
- No control over their own recovery so poor treatment adherence
- High internal locus of control
- Organisationally desirable - everyone eats at the same time
- Reactance when they think it is not necessary
- Types of control
- Depersonalisation
- Not treated as a person
- The stomach ulcer in bed nine
- Treated as not being present
- "He directed all questions to Daniel in the operation"
- So that the patient doesn't interfere
- To deal with dying and deteoriation
- Stressed = less personalised care
- Not treated as a person
- Unfamiliar hospital environment
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