Title Društveno mišljenje o medicinskim sestrama Title (english) SOCIAL OPINION ABOUT NURSES Author Katarina Njegovan Mentor Iris Jerončić Tomić (mentor)Committee member Iris Jerončić Tomić (član povjerenstva)Committee member Mario Podrug (član povjerenstva)Committee member Ante Buljubašić (član povjerenstva) Granter University of Split Defense date and country 2019-03-19, Croatia Scientific / art field, BIOMEDICINE AND HEALTHCARE Abstract Prikazati percepciju javnosti o medicinskim sestrama/tehničarima, kao i percepciju samih medicinskih sestara/tehničara i što na nju sve utječe. Značajan je sveukupni raskorak broja medicinskih sestara/tehničara naše države u odnosu na strane zemlje, a ništa manje, i broj medicinskih tehničara naspram medicinskih sestara.
Dosadašnje studije koristile su anketne upitnike, intervjue, tematske analize kako bi prikazale percepciju o medicinskim sestrama/tehničarima, kao i razne stereotipe, rodne barijere i diskriminaciju prisutne u sestrinstvu. Malo je radova i istraživanja na ovu temu, a dosad objavljena i učinjena su u velikoj mjeri zastarjela.
Rezultati iz 2017. godine pokazuju da je u hrvatskom zdravstvu 44.1% medicinskih sestara/tehničara, što od toga 11.9% muškaraca. Poražavajući podaci zauzimaju predzadnje mjesto na ljestvici Europske unije o broju zaposlenih medicinskih sestara/tehničara na 10 000 stanovnika. Najčešće zbog stereotipa o medicinskim sestrama/tehničarima i sestrinstvu, njihova stvarna profesionalna slika je još uvijek raznolika i nepodudarna.
Medicinske sestre i tehničari punopravni su zdravstveni profesionalci koji posjeduju veliko znanje. Pregled literature pokazuje da je dosta prostora za poboljšanje percepcije medicinskih sestara i tehničara u društvu. Raditi više na pojašnjenju svog profesionalizama javnosti, posebno naglašavajući poboljšano obrazovanje, i da smanje već dugi niz godina prisutnu stereotipizaciju svih oblika. Također, povećanjem broja muškaraca unutar profesije smanjio bi se nedostatak globalne nestašice radne snage.
Abstract (english) Show public perception of nurses/male nurses, as well as perceptions of nurses/male nurses themselves, and what affects it all. It is a significant breakthrough in the number of nurses/male nurses in our country compared to foreign countries, and fewer, and the number of medical technicians compared to nurses.
Previous studies have used questionnaires, interviews, thematic analyzes to show the perception of nurses/male nurses, as well as various stereotypes, gender barriers and discrimination in nursing. There have been a few papers and research on this subject, and so far published and have been largely outdated.
The results from 2017 show that 44.1% of nurses/male nurses are in Croatian health care, 11.9% of whom are men. Scorching data occupy the foremost place in the European Union rankings on the number of nurses/male nurses employed per 10 000 inhabitants. Most often because of stereotypes about nurses/male nurses and nursing their actual professional image is still diverse and incoherent.
Nurses and male nurses are full-time health professionals who have great knowledge. The literature review shows that there is plenty of space for improving the perception of nurses and male nurses in society. Work more to communicate its professionalism to the public, especially emphasizing improved education, and to reduce the stereotyping of all forms for many years. Also, increasing the number of men within the profession will reduce the shortage of global workforce shortages.
Keywords
društveno mišljenje
medicinska sestra
sestrinstvo (ključne riječi unio urednik)
Keywords (english)
social opinion
nurse
nursing (ključne riječi unio urednik)
Language croatian URN:NBN urn:nbn:hr:176:966716 Study programme Title: Nursing (university/undergraduate) Type of resource Text File origin Born digital Access conditions Open access Terms of use Created on 2020-06-23 09:29:38
