Glossary entry (derived from question below)
English term or phrase:
skilled companionship
Italian translation:
supporto qualificato
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Michela Ghislieri
Nov 23, 2023 16:50
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English term
skilled companionship
English to Italian
Medical
Medical: Health Care
Nursing
"This is consistent with the notion of skilled companionship that has been suggested as a way of viewing the nursing role, [...]."
Si tratta di un articolo scientifico riguardante le cure palliative e il ruolo svolto dall'équipe medica nei confronti del paziente affetto da cancro.
Non riesco a trovare nessun traducente esatto in italiano in questo ambito; ho pensato, perciò, che possa essere tradotto come "assistenza qualificata", ma ho paura che si possa generalizzare un concetto che, in inglese, è molto più specifico.
Grazie mille!
Si tratta di un articolo scientifico riguardante le cure palliative e il ruolo svolto dall'équipe medica nei confronti del paziente affetto da cancro.
Non riesco a trovare nessun traducente esatto in italiano in questo ambito; ho pensato, perciò, che possa essere tradotto come "assistenza qualificata", ma ho paura che si possa generalizzare un concetto che, in inglese, è molto più specifico.
Grazie mille!
Proposed translations
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4 +2 | supporto qualificato |
Michela Ghislieri
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5 | competenze trasversali (tecniche e interpersonali/empatiche) |
Inter-Tra
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3 | accompagnamento qualificato |
Maria Lisa Nitti
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Nov 25, 2023 21:14: Michela Ghislieri Created KOG entry
Proposed translations
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supporto qualificato
Nel caso di assistenza psicologica a malati terminali, loro famigliari e cure palliative si parla molto di "supporto qualificato".
Di seguito alcuni siti di esempio.
https://www.sicp.it/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/25_Commission...
https://www.medelit.com/it/psicologo-a-domicilio/assistenza-...
Di seguito alcuni siti di esempio.
https://www.sicp.it/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/25_Commission...
https://www.medelit.com/it/psicologo-a-domicilio/assistenza-...
Reference:
https://www.sicp.it/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/25_CommissioneMedicinaPalliativa_finale_edited.pdf
https://www.medelit.com/it/psicologo-a-domicilio/assistenza-malati-terminali/
Peer comment(s):
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martini
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Grazie, Martini!
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Francesco Badolato
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Grazie, Francesco!
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
17 mins
accompagnamento qualificato
Ambito: suicidio assistito, malati terminali. In altri contesti potrebbe essere meglio lasciare il termine in inglese.
Questi sono interessanti, spero di possano servire:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26248882/
https://iris.unibs.it/retrieve/ddc633e3-e93f-4e2e-e053-3705f...
Questi sono interessanti, spero di possano servire:
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26248882/
https://iris.unibs.it/retrieve/ddc633e3-e93f-4e2e-e053-3705f...
Example sentence:
un ricorso alle cure palliative e un accompagnamento qualificato contribuiscono a ridurre in modo significativo le domande di suicidio assisitito.
18 hrs
competenze trasversali (tecniche e interpersonali/empatiche)
le soluzioni proposte sono generiche, ma non colgono esattamente cosa si intenda per "skilled companionship".
Ecco una definizione tratta da uno studio scientifico, intitolato:
Realising skilled companionship in nursing: A utopian idea or difficult challenge?
"Aims and objectives:
The question being considered in this discussion article is whether nurses' practice can be usefully characterised in terms of skilled companionship.
Background
A nurse's role might be characterised as one of a **‘skilled companion,’** a concept that **brings together the scientific and moral basis of nursing practice**. It is this focus on integrating both ‘skill’ and ‘companionship’ characteristics of nurses' practice that largely determines their effectiveness as care providers and their specific contribution to health care outcomes.
Methods
Discursive article that invites readers to explore and arrive at a more comprehensive understanding of nurses' daily practice, one from an ethical perspective that is based on empirical data from the study of patients' caring experiences, nurses' caring experiences and nurses' ethical practice in daily care.
Conclusions
Research in this era of health care highlights an important dilemma that the nursing profession is confronted with daily: realising nurses' role as a skilled companion in an environment where this concept of nursing care is discouraged, or even thwarted.
Although the ethical dimension is explicitly and universally recognised as a core dimension of nursing care, research clearly highlights nurses' difficulties in translating this element into daily practice. Most disturbing in these findings is that both patients and nurses feel compelled to reach a compromise to ‘survive’ in this often-chaotic caring environment.Relevance to clinical practice.
It appears today that nurses' intrinsic strengths and potential are largely underutilised in daily practice. More than ever, the nursing profession is challenged to reflect on the future position, aspirations and responsibilities of nurses, to make clear choices, and to act accordingly. Viewing and implementing the nurse's role as one of a skilled companion promise better health care delivery in a postmodern world"
Ergo con questa definizione si vuole sottolineare 2 aspetti imprescindibili della professionalità delle/degli infermiere/infermieri:
"Le competenze infermieristiche principali comprendono **sia competenze trasversali, o soft skill, [EMPATICHE] sia competenze tecniche** in ambito medico-sanitario
https://it.indeed.com/guida-alla-carriera/crescita-professio...
Ecco una definizione tratta da uno studio scientifico, intitolato:
Realising skilled companionship in nursing: A utopian idea or difficult challenge?
"Aims and objectives:
The question being considered in this discussion article is whether nurses' practice can be usefully characterised in terms of skilled companionship.
Background
A nurse's role might be characterised as one of a **‘skilled companion,’** a concept that **brings together the scientific and moral basis of nursing practice**. It is this focus on integrating both ‘skill’ and ‘companionship’ characteristics of nurses' practice that largely determines their effectiveness as care providers and their specific contribution to health care outcomes.
Methods
Discursive article that invites readers to explore and arrive at a more comprehensive understanding of nurses' daily practice, one from an ethical perspective that is based on empirical data from the study of patients' caring experiences, nurses' caring experiences and nurses' ethical practice in daily care.
Conclusions
Research in this era of health care highlights an important dilemma that the nursing profession is confronted with daily: realising nurses' role as a skilled companion in an environment where this concept of nursing care is discouraged, or even thwarted.
Although the ethical dimension is explicitly and universally recognised as a core dimension of nursing care, research clearly highlights nurses' difficulties in translating this element into daily practice. Most disturbing in these findings is that both patients and nurses feel compelled to reach a compromise to ‘survive’ in this often-chaotic caring environment.Relevance to clinical practice.
It appears today that nurses' intrinsic strengths and potential are largely underutilised in daily practice. More than ever, the nursing profession is challenged to reflect on the future position, aspirations and responsibilities of nurses, to make clear choices, and to act accordingly. Viewing and implementing the nurse's role as one of a skilled companion promise better health care delivery in a postmodern world"
Ergo con questa definizione si vuole sottolineare 2 aspetti imprescindibili della professionalità delle/degli infermiere/infermieri:
"Le competenze infermieristiche principali comprendono **sia competenze trasversali, o soft skill, [EMPATICHE] sia competenze tecniche** in ambito medico-sanitario
https://it.indeed.com/guida-alla-carriera/crescita-professio...
Peer comment(s):
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Michela Ghislieri
: Ma mi sembra un po' libera come interpretazione rispetto all'originale.
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Michela: mi sembra che tu NON abbia proprio letto la definizione inglese trovata dell'espressione. La scelta fatta è, come dire, assolutamente generica, non caratterizza il significato specifico del contesto. ..
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