Zusammenfassung
Durch die schwierigen Umstände auf psychiatrischen
Akutstationen ist eine gute Pflege der Patienten für die Pflegekräfte
oft sehr schwierig. Interviews mit Pflegekräften zeigten, dass sie
unterschiedliche Herangehensweisen an die Patienten haben. Die einen bauen
Beziehungen auf, während andere die Stationen sicher und ordentlich halten
wollen. Im letztgenannten Fall besteht die Gefahr, dass die Pflegekraft bei den
Patienten Misstrauen und ein Gefühl der Verlorenheit erzeugt.
Pflegekräfte sollten sich dieses Risikos bewusst sein und versuchen, sich
stärker der Pflege zu widmen und trotzdem Sicherheit und Ordnung auf
Station aufrechtzuerhalten.
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