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Emancipatory actions displayed by multi-ethnic women: 'regaining control of my health care'.

机译：多族裔妇女表现出的解放行动：“重新控制我的医疗保健”。

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PURPOSE: Despite the recognized importance of patient involvement in primary care interactions, little information describing women's needs and expectations for these interactions is available. This participatory action study was based in Critical Action Theory and designed to describe any emancipatory interests that surfaced when eight ethnically diverse women examined their interactions with primary care nurse practitioners (PCNPs) over the course of five successive focus group meetings. DATA SOURCES: Focus group meeting transcripts, field notes, interaction notations, seating maps, and first impression summaries. CONCLUSIONS: Participants wanted to learn how to "stand up" for themselves in primary care interactions. They believed this could be accomplished by developing a positive sense of self-esteem. Ultimately, they identified the right way to "talk back" to clinicians and created a method for regaining control of their own health care and maintaining equality in interactions with primary care clinicians. IMPLICATIONS FOR PRACTICE: Nurse practitioners working in the primary setting are especially well situated to support self-management and foster patient participation by women as they live with chronic disease, engage in health promotion activities, and deal with common symptomatic problems for themselves and their families.
机译：目的：尽管认识到患者参与初级保健互动的重要性，但很少有描述女性对这些互动的需求和期望的信息。这项参与式行动研究基于“批判性行动理论”，旨在描述在五个连续的焦点小组会议中，八名不同种族的妇女检查他们与初级保健护士（PCNP）的互动时出现的任何解放兴趣。数据来源：焦点小组会议记录，现场笔记，互动符号，座位图和第一印象摘要。结论：参与者想学习如何在初级保健互动中“站起来”。他们认为，可以通过发展积极的自尊心来实现这一目标。最终，他们找到了与临床医生“交谈”的正确方法，并创造了一种重新获得对自己的医疗保健的控制权，并在与初级保健临床医生互动中保持平等的方法。实践的意义：在基层工作的护士从业人员特别有利于支持自我管理并促进妇女在患有慢性病，从事健康促进活动以及应对自己和家人的常见症状问题时对患者的参与。

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