COMPARISON OF ATTITUDES OF NURSES/MEDICAL TECHNICIANS AND PATIENTS ABOUT VISIBLE TATTOO
| Autor: | Crevar, Ivana |
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| Přispěvatelé: | Kosić, Radoslav, Rinčić, Iva, Malnar, Daniela |
| Jazyk: | chorvatština |
| Rok vydání: | 2021 |
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| Popis: | Cilj istraživanja: Cilj ovog istraživanja bio je ispitati i usporediti stavove medicinskih sestara/ medicinskih tehničara i pacijenata o vidljivim tjelesnim tetovažama. Ispitanici i metode: Istaživanju je pristupilo 88 ispitanika (42 medicinske sestre/medicinska tehničara i 46 pacijenata). Istraživanje je provedeno unutar Službe za internu medicinu Opće bolnice Karlovac. Ispitanici su birani nasumce i jedini kriterij je bio da je osoba punoljetna. Za istraživanje se koristio ankenti upitnik u tri dijela. Prvi dio upitnika sastoji se od pitanja o sociodemografskim podacima koji su uključivali pitanja vezana za spol, dob, stručnu spremu i mjesto stanovanja. Drugi dio upitnika sadrži OMS-HC skalu (engl. The opening minds scale for Health Care Providers) za ispitivanje mišljenja ispitanika o tetovažama. Treći dio sadržava sedam izjava o pacijentima i medicinskim sestrama/tehničarima s tetovažom koje su ispitanici ocjenjivali u rasponu od 1 do 5. Ovaj dio se sastoji i od šest tvrdnji na koje su ispitanici odgovarali s točno/netočno. Rezultati: Medicinske sestre/medicinski tehničari imaju pozitivniji stav prema pacijentima s tetovažom od pacijenata prema medicinskim sestrama/medicinskim tehničarima s tetovažom. Ne postoje razlike u mišljenjima o tetoviranim osobama s obzirom na posjedovanje tjelesne tetovaže ispitanika, stručnu spremu i mjesto stanovanja. Zaključak: Dokazano je kako medicinske sestre/medicinski tehničari odobravaju tetovaže na pacijentima, dok su mišljenja kod pacijenata podijeljena. Dokazano je da su generalno pozitivni stavovi prema tetovažama kod obje skupine ispitanika. Aim of the study: The aim of this study was to examine and compare the attitudes of nurses/medical technicians and patients about visible body tattoos. Results: It has been proven that nurses/medical technicians approve tattoos on patients, while opinions among patients are divided. It has been proven that there are generally positive attitudes towards tattoos in the subjects of the group of respondents. Subjects and methods: The study was attended by 88 subjects (42 nurses/medical technicians and 46 patients). The research was conducted within the Department of Internal Medicine of the General Hospital Karlovac. Respondents were selected at random and the only criterion was that the person was an adult. A three-part questionnaire was used for the research. The first part of the questionnaire consists of questions on sociodemographic data that included questions related to gender, age, education and place of residence. The second part of the questionnaire contains the OMS-HC scale (The opening minds scale for Health Care Providers) for examining respondents' opinions about tattoos. The third part contains seven statements about patients and nurses/tattoo technicians that the respondents rated in the range of 1 to 5. This part also consists of six statements to which the respondents answered with true/false. Conclusion: It has been shown that nurses/medical technicians approve tattoos on patients, while opinions among patients are divided. It has been proven that there are generally positive attitudes towards tattoos in both groups of respondents. |
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