Wang Jie, Wang Xinyi, Xin Tao
Reliability and validity of simple Chinese version of grit scale for elementary school students
BMC psychology
personcentered care pcc approach healthcare focuses individual needs preferences values patients particularly important context caring residents nursing homes nhs behavioral psychological symptoms dementia bpsd however implementing pcc nhs varies widely due individual staff nh environment country factors leading heterogeneity personcentered approaches study designed explore gain insight shared subjective perspectives nurses providing pcc manage bpsd nhs order elicit deeper understanding nurses interpret approach provision pcc q methodology applied explore subjective perspectives nurses twentynine nh nurses 3 years experience managing bpsd completed qsorting task categorizing 43 qsamples normal distribution shape postsorting interviews conducted participants completed task collected data analyzed using centroid factor analysis varimax rotation run within pqmethod 235 program interpretation resulting factors based factor arrays field notes interview data four factors shared subjective perspectives nurses related pcc identified including sharing information focused details update care strategies b monitoring true needs residents identified c awareness interactive cues relationships connecting individuals life pattern current care findings highlight onesizefitsall approach may suitable nurses interventions indicating nurses consider applicable subjective frames ensure effectiveness planned interventions need pcc education specifically addresses bpsd management suggested findings implying strong organizational climate respect pcc managing bpsd promote higher job satisfaction commitment reduce turnover rates among nurses nhs facilitating development pcc interventions appropriate bpsd management encompass various categories ranges nh settings nursing phenomena thus recommended