Debate: Nurses attitude,a contributing factor towards low patients turnout in rural areas

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Good day all. I have been tasked to represent my class in a debate with the topic : 'Nurses attitude is a contributing factor towards low patients turn out in rural communities'.

I need your points. I have just a few days

Thanks

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Specializes in NICU, ICU, PICU, Academia.

Low turnout for what?

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You're seriously and unashamedly asking us to do your homework for you? SMDH!

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Specializes in SICU, trauma, neuro.

No thank you, I don't wish to do your homework for you. :sarcastic:

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Specializes in Hospice.

Don't order me to do your homework.

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What do you think memepapi? Since its your homework

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Specializes in Palliative, Onc, Med-Surg, Home Hospice.

Please explain what "low patient turn out" means.

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Specializes in retired LTC.

I still want to know what low turnout means. I'm waiting ....

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Specializes in Cath/EP lab, CCU, Cardiac stepdown.

I need a million dollars, you have two days.

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"Low patient turn-out" is a reference to compliance/fu appts, etc. There are many reasons for that: low socioeconomic level, lack of knowledge, and nursing care in the home (country ppl take care of illness at home often, unless it's beyond their knowledge or ability). Nurses' attitudes can affect these attitudes.

If the attitude is positive, the greater the chance

the patient will show compliance. However, if the

attitude is negative, the patient may show non-compliance by not taking meds correctly or not showing up for FU appts.

Country or rural ppl are not that different from most; if they feel the nurse is listening, respectful, etc., they respond accorsingly.

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