Table 3. Experience of students who participated in psychiatric nursing educational program aiming at competency evelopment.
| Item | Categories (19) | Subcategories (39) |
|---|---|---|
| Development of the ability to perceive the participant holistically | Acquisition of patient’s viewpoints | Efforts to decipher patients’ thoughts and feelings Understanding what is said and done from the patient’s point of view |
| Acquisition of images of interacting with people with mental disabilities | Getting a better picture of the actual patient Better imagine the situation |
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| Recognition of the importance of a holistic view of the subject | Awareness of the relationship among physical, mental and society Process-focused understanding |
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| Self-understanding | Awareness of egocentrism | One-way communication Preoccupied with the duties |
| Feeling of not being able to face the patients | Self-awareness of being confused and rushed Self-awareness of covering up |
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| Finding their own challenges | Desire for relationships based on trust Awareness of communication challenges |
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| Development of supportive relationships | Difficulty in interaction | Feeling at a loss as to how to respond Things doesn’t turn out the way expected |
| Concerns about negative emotional expression | Concerns about unconsciously expressed emotions Negative reactions to emotional expression |
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| Perceived lack of breadth or depth of understanding | Inability to get to the heart of the matte Awareness of the narrowness of vision |
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| Striving for acceptance of the situation as it is | Avoiding easy encouragement Utilization of an empathetic approach Listening to people as they are |
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| Relief at finding connections | Calmness regained from a slight connection Approaching through empathy |
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| Realization of the importance of verbal and non-verbal communication | The importance of language expression The taste of silence |
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| Repeating trial and error | Trial and error to calm them down Trial and error to dispel gloomy feelings |
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| Recovery-oriented dialogue | Prioritizing patient’s strength Prioritizing patient’s dream and desire |
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| Realization of the importance of building a trusting relationship | Collaborative relationship with patients to solve problems Importance of relationship-building communication |
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| Establishment of a collaborative relationships | Acquisition of diversity and multi-phase viewpoint | Awareness of diversity Awareness of multi-phase viewpoint |
| Awareness of being a member of a team | Awareness of your strengths Awareness of their own roles |
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| Realization of broadening and deepening of horizons through working with others | Accepting the opinions of others Respecting the opinions of others |
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| Realization of the potential to make use of different opinions and values | Making use of everyone’s opinion Embracing different values |
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