신규간호사의 암 병동 적응 경험에 관한 현상학적 연구
A Phenomenological Study on Oncology Adaptation Experiences of New Nurses
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to understand the meaning and nature of adaptation experiences among newly employednurses in oncology ward. Methods: The present study adopted a phenomenological method. The participants were 9 nurses employedfor less than one year. Data were collected by using in-depth interviews. The question of this study was, “What are your experiencesas a newly employed nurse in oncology?” Results: 150 significant statements were extracted from the data, and these were clusteredinto 5 main categories: a ‘Difficulty in performing the work of a cancer ward’, ‘problems with interpersonal relationships’, ‘strivingto be a good nurse’, ‘satisfaction and rewarding nursing’, and ‘adapted oneself to be a nurse’. Conclusion: Newly employed nurses in oncologyward experienced and perceived feelings of difficulty in performing the work of a cancer ward, problems with interpersonal relationships,striving to be a good nurse, satisfaction and rewarding nursing, and adapting oneself to be a nurse. It is necessary to understandthe experiences of new nurses, and to provide strategies that could help new nurses effectively adapt and find the meaning intheir adaptation to work in oncology wards. Further research is needed on development of a program focusing on training to improvepracticing ability and interpersonal relationships skills.
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Purpose: The purpose of this study was to understand the meaning and nature of adaptation experiences among newly employednurses in oncology ward. Methods: The present study adopted a phenomenological method. The participants were 9 nurses employedfor less than one year. Data were collected by using in-depth interviews. The question of this study was, “What are your experiencesas a newly employed nurse in oncology?” Results: 150 significant statements were extracted from the data, and these were clusteredinto 5 main categories: a ‘Difficulty in performing the work of a cancer ward’, ‘problems with interpersonal relationships’, ‘strivingto be a good nurse’, ‘satisfaction and rewarding nursing’, and ‘adapted oneself to be a nurse’. Conclusion: Newly employed nurses in oncologyward experienced and perceived feelings of difficulty in performing the work of a cancer ward, problems with interpersonal relationships,striving to be a good nurse, satisfaction and rewarding nursing, and adapting oneself to be a nurse. It is necessary to understandthe experiences of new nurses, and to provide strategies that could help new nurses effectively adapt and find the meaning intheir adaptation to work in oncology wards. Further research is needed on development of a program focusing on training to improvepracticing ability and interpersonal relationships skills.
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