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¶ … attain qualitative information from Advanced Nurse Practitioners (APNs) to ascertain best practices for treating women who have experienced Intimate Partner Violence (IPN)?
Take Home Message: Yes, it is possible to attain best practices in such a way; these practices include the fact that APNs can create a significantly positive impact on victims of IPN and their families by providing a safe environment in which patients can address these issues, and by continually asking questions regarding their safety in these matters.
Brykczynsnki, K.A., Crane, P., Medina, C.K., Pedraza, D. (2009). Intimate stores of partner violence: Advanced practice nurses clinical stories of success and challenge. Journal of the American Academy of Nurse Practitioners. 23, 143-152.
Search Strategy: The subsequent terms were input into MEDLINE database: domestic violence advanced nurse practitioners, health promotion, interpreting results. The articles were narrowed down according to their abstracts and titles. This article best suited the search terms entered and the present author's focus.
Study Design: a qualitative study adhering to an interpretive phenomenological approach.
Sample and Study: 10 APNs who had a minimum of...
Each nurse was generally from the area surrounding the UTMB School of Nursing in Galvenston, Texas. The interviews were open-ended, and were conducted to elucidate different best practices involved in treating such patients. Once the recorded interviews were transcribed, the authors of this document analyzed them according to three stratifications regarding interpretation: paradigm cases, exemplars, and themes. Codifying them as thus enabled the authors to identify a number of focal points regarding assessment and interventions that proved beneficial to those interviewed. Some of the most salient points related to assessment include a general cognizance of this particular health care problem, and proactive measures on the part of nurses (such as regular screenings, pattern recognition, and alertness to nonverbal and verbal cues) to actually seek out symptoms. Many of the intervention methods pertain to establishing the right sort of patient, non-judgment relationship with victims and taking a holistic approach involving a synthesis of the mind, body and spirit towards various treatment options.
Study Aims/Objectives: To glean insight from experienced…
references to other studies. It is likely that when this research question is applied to IPV, the author's research was original. But it appears that it had already been established that input from experienced nurses can influence best practices.
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