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학술저널
저자정보
최현주 (가야대학교)
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한국간호행정학회 간호행정학회지 간호행정학회지 제25권 제5호
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2019.12
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510 - 525 (16page)

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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to explore and analyze the latest trends in domestic research related to integrated nursing care service and to present a practical direction for future research. Methods: This study was focused on domestic nursing research related to integrated nursing care service as published in journals until March 20, 2019. After reviewing the quality of the papers, 34 papers were finally selected for analysis. In order to analyze the overall trends, the analysis was reviewed by year, source, research design, and subjects, and content analysis was used to identify trends by topic. Results: From the content analysis, the top categories were divided into nurses’ view and patients’ view, with both nurses’ view and patients’ view for the subcategories of "input", "process" and "output" respectively. From both the nurse and patient view, the sub-category ‘input’ included ‘service environment’, ‘process’ and ‘service throughput’ and for the "output" subcategory, three subjects, "performance", "service-related perception change" and "social psychological change" were derived from the nurses’ view, and two subjects "performance" and ‘service-related perception change’ were derived from the patients’ view. Conclusion: In order for future studies to provide practical basic data for stable settlement and improvement of integrated nursing care service, it is necessary to develop and study various aspects without bias, and in a balanced and integrated manner.

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