… To summarize, this study shows that ethical issues are perceived in many different ways
within psychiatric care. The results of the study indicate that staff members have an extremely …

… perceptions of the care they received from nursing staff while hospitalized. Once identified,
these domains could, potentially, be used to measure patient perceptions … the focus in patient …

… of patient perceptions of care data depends on staff collaboration. To communicate the value
of obtaining patient perceptions of the quality of care and to enhance staff collaboration in …

… Conclusion: The findings deepen our understanding of how patients experience inpatient …
and support from the nursing staff. They perceived the nursing staff as mostly polite and …

… is the cornerstone of Good Hospital services which is in turn related to nursing care. This
study was thus planned to capture the perception of the inpatients for nursing staff keeping it a …

… Staff nurse work empowerment and perceived control over nursing practice: Conditions
for work effectiveness. Journal of Nursing Administration, 26(9), 27–35. Latham, CP (1996). …

… perceived ward climate (n = 83), and differences between staff's and patient perceptions
of climate (n = 185) was investigated within a high secure forensic hospital. Results show …

… Our findings suggest that long-term patients perceived fellow patients more positively than
did first-time patients, possibly because encounters with other patients suffering from acute …

… Service users felt a lack of control over their care based on perceived coercion by staff
indicating threats of non-physical force to encourage them to take their medication(s) or threats of …

… The research on staff's perceptions of occupational hazards and the use of seclusion and
mechanical restraint are also scarce, particularly studies using qualitative methods. As efforts …