Analysis Of The Patient-Nurse Involvement Of Psychiatric Nurses

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Background: It is necessary to have the framework of the patient-nurse relationship for developing involvement of psychiatric nurses as a technique. Purpose: This article is aimed to develop a training program on the involvement of pyschiatric nursing and evaluate it following its implementation. Methods: A training program was conducted with 8 psychiatric nurses and the scales of “involvement” were measured. Then, the scale scores of 8 participants in the training program (the intervention group) were compared with those of 8 nonparticipants (the control group) before and after its implementation. We also conducted an attitude survey on the training program. Results: The overall score of the Over-Involvement Scale (OIS) and its subscale
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