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Arellano University
College of Nursing
S.Y. 2010-2011
A Research Paper
Presented to
ARELLANO UNIVERSITY
Legarda, Manila
In Partial Fulfillment
RICHARD ABRENILLA
GENERA BARTOLOME
AARON MALANA
ANGELIQUE MORE
ANGINETTE SALIBIO
NCM 104-105A
Submitted to:
Shiela Buxani-Callao RN
Adviser
February 2011
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER I
HYPOTHESIS………………………………………………………………..….8
DEFINITION OF TERMS…………………………………………………….…9
CHAPTER 1
Introduction:
speech, writing, or signs. Communication is so greatly rooted in human behaviors and the
it. For these reasons communication is fundamental to all nursing and interpersonal
relationship.
of our patient. It will help the nurses know if the patient has a problem or if the patient is
in good condition. The best thing to have a good communication is to established rapport
or the patient established trust to the nurse. Because if the patient trusted the nurse the
patient will become open to the nurse he/she will not hesitate to give information and it
will helps the nurse to know the level of care that the patient need.
assist in the expression of needs, aid the understanding of preventive activity, treatment
or care and facilitate the acquisition of self care skills. To be effective communicators,
nurses have to be skilled receivers as well as senders of messages because if the nurses
have these things the nurses can give a proper care to the patient. The nurse will do all
There are barriers that can affect good communication of the nurses to the
patient. Example of this is when the nurse is busy; sometimes he/she will not give the
appropriate care to the patient. And the other example is, if the nurse has a problem
sometimes he/she brings his problem in the hospital so he/she cannot concentrate to his
work that’s why the appropriate care to the patient is not given.
Indeed nurses need to know the proper establishment of rapport to the patient
so that he/she can give the appropriate care to the patient. Nurses must have the skills,
The research was conducted bercause researchers wants to prove the discrepancy
that is happening among the clients being admitted in Ospital ng Sampaloc, if the staff
nurses is properly utilizing therapeutic communication due to some concerns that nurses
are not properly seeing staff nurses utilizing therapeutic communication. Researchers
seen scenario like shouting in front of the patients and researchers thought that it did not
help in the providing the highest form of treatment that the client should receive.
Theoretical Framework
1926,she completed her basic nursing preparation in 1946 at charity Hospital School of
Nursing in New Orleans. She earned a B.S degree in nursing education from Louisiana
State University in 1956 and an M.S degree in Nursing from Yale in 1959. In the summer
of 1973, Travelbee began a doctoral program in Florida, however she was unable to
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complete the program because she died later that year. She died at the age of 47 after a
catholic charity institution greatly influenced the development of her theory. Travelbee
believed that the nursing care given to patients in these institutions lacked compassion.
She felt that nursing needed “a humanistic revolution – a return to focus on the caring’
function of the nurse –in the caring for (and ) the caring about ill persons and predicted if
The researchers used the theory of Joyce Travelbee as their basis in the research;
the relationship of the theory to the study is that human relationship should be address by
the staff nurses among their clients to attain the highest possible care that they must
render. On the other hand, therapeutic communication must be rendered to the patients as
part of the nursing care and the human-to-human relationship to be able to attain good
CONCEPTUAL PARADIGM
Rapport
Patient
& Nurse
NUR PATIE
SE Sympathy NT
PATIENT
NURSE
EM
Empathy
PATIENT
Emerging Identities
NURSE
Human
Human
HUMAN-TO-HUMAN RELATIONSHIP
Conceptual Framework:
The Human-to human relationship model, shown in figure 23-2, represents the
interaction between the nurse and patient. The half circle at the point of the original
encounter indicates the possibility of and need for developing the encounter into a
therapeutic relationship. As the interaction process progresses toward rapport, the circle
joins into one full circle, representing that the potential for a therapeutic relationship has
been attained.
This study aims to determine the factors that affect the utilization of therapeutic
1.1 Age
1.5 Religion
Hypothesis:
1. The staff nurses are utilizing therapeutic communication to those who are
financially gifted.
2. The staff nurses are not utilizing therapeutic communication to patients who are
beneficiaries of this study will be patients admitted in Ospital ng Sampaloc. Through this
study they will become knowledgeable and informed about the nurses attitudes and
behaviors toward them during their treatment. They can also observe nurses if they
Student Nurse: Through this study the student nurses will be more aware in
therapeutic communication and they can also utilize the importance of providing
Staff Nurses: this would necessities them to the focus on the primary aspect of
patients in Ospital ng Sampaloc. The needs of clients would be known and anticipated so
that therapeutic communication should be rendered inside and outside health care
with their related learning experience. Moreover this would make nurse instructors
realize that the utilization of therapeutic communication must be given emphasis during
Nursing service: nurse in hospitals and other related institutions would realize the
with their clients and will create good nurse-patient relationship in which they will
Definition of terms:
Therapeutic communication: It is the way wherein health care personnel gives comfort to
a patient and providing nursing intervention in such a way that they give respect and
Nurse: It is the person who renders care to a sick or wounded person. It refers to the
Behavior: It is the manner or action of a patient in which the nurse can assess. The way
Rapport: Characterized by nursing actions that alleviates a patient’s distress. The nurse
and ill person are relating as human distress. The nurse and ill person exhibit both trust
Emerging identities: It is characterized by the nurse and patient perceiving each other as a
individual having differences with each other. The bond of a relationship is beginning to
Sympathy: It occurs when the nurse desires to alleviate the cause of the patient’s illness
or suffering. The nurse is to create a helpful nursing action as a result of reaching the
phase of sympathy. This helpful nursing action requires a combination of the disciplined
Empathy: It is characterized by the ability to share in the other person’s experience. The
result of it is the ability to predict the behavior of the individual with whom she or he
empathized.
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Original encounter: It is characterized by first impression by the nurse of the ill person
and by the ill person of the nurse. The nurse e and patient perceived each other in
stereotyped roles.
The subject in this study were 100 patient admitted in Ospital ng Sampaloc, Sampaloc