Adherence
Powerlessness
Family Caregiving
Digital Health
Stigma and Collaborative Practice
100
Extent to which a patient follows a prescribed medication/treatment regimen
What is the definition of adherence OR the primary antecedent of adherence?
100
Self awareness and self determination
What is concepts associated with empowerment?
100
Anyone who provides care without pay and who has personal ties to the care recipient
What is an informal or family caregiver?
100
A system that helps track patient health data, records clinical outcomes and monitors quality of healthcare delivery
What is Nursing Informatics?
100
The extent to which people endorse negative beliefs and feelings associated with their stigmatized attribute
What is internalized stigma
200
Has an undertone of paternalism, describes patient obedience
What is compliance?
200
Feeling out of control, client is vulnerable
What is loss of one's sense of internalized security?
7 sources of powerlessness from the clients perspective
200
Among married children, the daughter or daughter in law are more often the caregivers for aging parents
What is the gendered nature of caregiving?
200
System tailored to support users in their decision making process
What is clinical decision support tools?
200
The extent to which people expect to experience stereotyping, prejudice and discrimination from others in the future
What is anticipated stigma?
300
An expression of the conflict between internal motivations or voices
What is non-adherence? The Herrera et al. study
300
Joshua has been living with irritable bowel disease for many years. He feels he is educated about his condition but at times is unsure of the symptoms or how to manage them
What is loss of control over ones body?
7 sources of powerlessness from the clients perspective
300
Asking each family member on their thoughts on the impact of the child/family members illness to the entire family
What is a family assessment?
300
Helps individuals, such as those living with disabilities or older adults, with their daily activities
What is assistive technology?
300
Participants experienced their own bodies as disgusting, deceitful and shameful
What is The body as a mirror of shame?
400
A model used to look at the economic, environmental, and cultural factors when examining non-compliance
What is the social model of health?
400
"Mr. J, I demand that you follow my treatment plan to manage your diabetes as I am the expert here"
What is power over?
Language matters!!
400
A state of exhaustion and dysfunction on a holistic level as a result of prolonged exposure to stress and direct result of empathy
What is a compassion fatigue?
400
Platforms designed for patients that provide them with functionalities such as e-booking e-visits, prescription renewals, blood work results, diagnostics etc.
What is a patient portal?
400
If nurses are not clear about their professional roles, it is difficult for them to communicate their value as healthcare providers to other providers. What is this called?
What is role clarity?
500
Jane Doe is aware that her smoking is a trigger for her exacerbations of asthma. She is ambivalent about change, but has thought about it for the future
What is the contemplation phase in the Transtheoretical Model of Behavior Change?
500
A process where the nurse can strategize resources or represent a patients best interests in the health care system
What is advocacy?
500
A family member brings their older father to the emergency room for a checkup. The nurse notices that the patient is very quiet, afraid and the family member speaks over the patient at all times. The patient is never left alone by the family member
What is warning signs of possible elder abuse?
500
A system's ability to automatically adjust its properties to the user and the user situation.
What is adaptive technology?
500
A way to frame individual actions and behaviors with reference to the effect of the actions and behaviors of others, and the context in which these actions occur
What is team reflexivity?