ReviewZeitschrift fur Gerontologie und Geriatrie2018
[Gerontopsychosomatic consultation/liaison service in inpatient acute geriatrics : Effects of trust and support on patient-nurse interaction].
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- Trust in nurses and its association with medication adherence of cardiovascular patients: A descriptive correlational study.International journal of nursing studies advances · 2025Article
- [Survey on psychosomatic treatment options in geriatric clinical routine: state of the art].Zeitschrift fur Gerontologie und Geriatrie · 2020Article
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Abstract
backgroundGeriatric and psychosomatic medicine follow a biopsychosocial paradigm. Despite this similar "Menschenbild" in general, collaboration between geriatrics and psychosomatics is still rare.
objectivesThis comparative interventional study aims to find possible effects of psychosomatic work in geriatrics on the interaction between patients and nursing staff and contentment of patients with treatment in general. MATERIAL AND
methodsIn the period of one year 238 geriatric patients (return rate 22.2%) of the intervention ward (psychosomatic consultation-/liaison service) and the control ward (TAU) were investigated with an anonymized questionnaire. Two questions were evaluated, concerning the patients trust in the nurses and their experience of being able to speak with them about their anxieties and concerns. This is interpreted as an indicator for the advancement of patients' contentment with treatment.
resultsIn comparison with the control ward during the intervention the answers to both questions showed an increasing trust in the nurses and an increasing experience of speaking about anxieties and concerns with the nurses. This is evaluated as some evidence for the promotion of the patients' contentment with the treatment
conclusionA psychosomatic consultation-/liaison service in geriatric medicine generates a positive effect on the relationship between patients and nursing staff, especially concerning trust and acceptance in existential situations of illness and limitation in hospital.
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