Jan Paterson's research while affiliated with Flinders University and other places
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Publications (5)
AimTo explore the prevalence rate of faecal incontinence in community-dwelling older people, associated factors, impact on quality of life and practices in managing faecal incontinence.Method
Using a cross-sectional design, 600 older people aged 60+ were randomly selected from a population of 2916 in Bali, Indonesia using a simple random sampling t...
The aim of this study was to compare Australian and Chinese nursing students' attitudes and intentions to care for the elderly and the factors affecting these intentions. Method: A cross-sectional
The percentage of students more likely to care for the elderly was significantly higher among the Chinese group (72.1%) than the Australian group (45.3%)...
XIAO LD, KELTON M and PATERSON J. Nursing Inquiry 2012; 19: 322-333 Critical action research applied in clinical placement development in aged care facilities The aim of this study was to develop quality clinical placements in residential aged care facilities for undergraduate nursing students undertaking their nursing practicum topics. The proport...
A survey was conducted with 262 commencing nursing students at a South Australian university, during a compulsory orientation week lecture prior to the first week of their nursing degree, to determine their attitudes towards older people and to working with older people. The survey provides baseline data to evaluate the efficacy of the Partnerships...
Literature reveals difficulties in preparing nurses to care for older people. This article reports a study that aimed to facilitate positive changes in gerontological education in an undergraduate nursing program by identifying barriers and effective actions. A critical research approach was applied to the study. Data were mainly collected through...
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... POP negatively affects approximately 41% of women worldwide (Chapple & MacNeil, 2019). The FI prevalence is 14.4% in the United States and 22.4% in Indonesia (Menees et al., 2018;Suyasa et al., 2015). Previous studies also reported that the prevalence of sexual dysfunction ranges from 16.9% and 85% among women globally (Chapa et al., 2020;Guo et al., 2012). ...
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... Evidence has revealed that nursing students dislike working with older person because the care routine in gerontological wards or long-term facilities involves physical labor, where nurses only provide basic care rather than complicated care techniques (King et al., 2013;Neville & Dickie, 2014). Another possible reason for this dislike is that nursing students only receive a single course on geriatric nursing for a semester, and less exposure might result in a low preference for caring with older person patients (Dai et al., 2020;Xiao et al., 2013). Given unprecedented population aging in these countries/ regions, student nurse disinterest in geriatric care is an alarming sign that predicts potential workforce shortages in the short-and long-term future. ...
... Nursing homes are often associated with and described as marginal learning environments because of the high number of residents with complex and comprehensive care needs, low staffing, and a less qualified workforce [8]. Hence, lack of resources and capacity to mentor and support students' learning in nursing homes is the most frequently mentioned barrier in developing and utilising clinical placements in these settings [9,10]. At the same time nursing homes provide ideal conditions for student learning, offering learning experiences of caring for a frail older population. ...
... Despite recognition that specialised knowledge about older people is required since the 1950s (Dahlke, 2011), international scholars suggest that nurses are graduating from their education programmes without the necessary knowledge and skills to work with the ageing population (Baumbusch & Andrusyszyn, 2002;Deschodt et al., 2010;Gilje et al., 2007;Hirst et al., 2012;Ironside et al., 2010;Xiao et al., 2008). Research has also identified that practising nurses lack the knowledge to meet the needs of the ageing population (Cooper et al., 2017;Fox et al., 2016;Wagner et al., 2013). ...
... The JBI Critical Appraisal Checklists for Analytical Cross-Sectional studies and for Cohort Studies were used for this purpose (Tables 1 and 2). The cross-sectional studies demonstrated high-quality methodology, with only 1 article scoring 3 out of 8 points (Henderson et al., 2008). The quality of the longitudinal studies was more uneven, with only 2 studies scoring 6 or more points out of 11 (Hovey et al., 2018;Ridgway et al., 2018). ...
