The theory of nursing environment refers to the social living environment composed of nurses and patients, covering the physiological environment, psychological and social environment and nursing contact environment. Physical environment: including ward layout, ventilation, lighting, temperature and humidity, etc. Psychosocial environment: This includes family environment, social support system, economic situation and cultural background.
Nursing contact environment: this mainly involves the interaction and relationship between nurses and patients, as well as nurses' communication skills, service attitude and professionalism. Generally speaking, the theory of nursing environment advocates creating a comfortable, safe and healthy environment for patients to promote their rehabilitation and recovery.
First of all, a good nursing environment can promote the rehabilitation and recovery of patients. For example, in terms of physical environment, proper temperature, humidity and ventilation can provide a comfortable environment, which is conducive to the rest and recovery of patients. In the psychological and social environment, nurses can help patients cope with the pressure brought by diseases by establishing good communication relationships and providing emotional support and information.
Secondly, the theory of nursing environment emphasizes the interaction and relationship between nurses and patients. In the aspect of nursing contact environment, nurses' communication skills, service attitude and professionalism have an impact on patients' psychological state and treatment effect. Good nursing contact environment can improve patients' satisfaction and trust, promote the implementation of treatment programs and promote the rehabilitation process.
In addition, the theory of nursing environment also emphasizes the importance of environmental protection. While providing nursing services, nurses should also pay attention to environmental protection, such as reducing the generation of medical waste and rationally using drugs and medical equipment. These measures are helpful to reduce environmental pollution and maintain human health and ecological balance.
Methods of creating a good nursing environment;
1, reduce noise: keep the ward quiet and reduce the noise level. Take measures such as using earplugs and adjusting the alarm volume of equipment to reduce unnecessary interference.
2. Provide comfortable beds and furniture: ensure that beds meet the needs of patients, such as adjustable height and comfortable mattresses. Provide comfortable chairs, bedside tables and other furniture to facilitate patients to rest and store personal belongings.
3. Keep the ward clean: clean the ward regularly, including the floor, bedside table and windows. Use proper cleaning agents to avoid irritation or allergic patients.
4. Provide privacy space: respect the privacy of patients and provide facilities such as screens and curtains so that they can have private space when needed.
5. Provide good nursing service: Nurses should establish good communication relationship with patients and pay attention to patients' needs and feelings. Provide timely and professional nursing services to meet the health needs of patients.