Pediatric Journal Raras
Pediatric Journal Raras
Pediatric Journal Raras
PEDIATRIC WARD
BSN-2J-D
JOURNAL
II. Summary
A. To Nursing Practice
➢ This study manifests a great help to improve the nursing practice. This gives
nurses a greater comprehension of how adaptable nursing interventions are and
enables them to accommodate various types, like the SSI model that was
discussed. These kinds of interventions can be useful pediatric nursing and health
care intervention not only for children hospitalized with CHD, but also for other
pediatric patients; that promotes and enhances their well-being. Additionally, it
provides nurses with a vision of how to assist and care for vulnerable children
who develop depressive symptoms in connection with serious life and health
issues.
B. To Nursing Education
➢ This study has a very good impact on nursing curriculum in terms of knowledge,
abilities, performance confidence, and attitude toward learning. It does not only
teach potential nurses on what to expect when caring for children, but also
incorporates psychiatric therapeutic conversation with them to prevent their
mental health from deteriorating. The study also focuses on the KSA in relation to
nursing curriculum, including knowledge of the various pediatric nursing
interventions on therapies that are acceptable and effective in use, skills that a
student nurse can acquire in adapting to convenient nursing interventions for
both the young patient and nurse, and a positive attitude a nurse must possess
toward challenging interactions towards young patients in order to improve their
mental well-being.
C. To Nursing Research
➢ This study provides knowledge on certain nursing interventions that could
enhance mental health outcomes and objectives in a pediatric nursing in a
certain aspect only, which is children affected with CHD. This journal contributes
to nursing research in order for pediatric holistic nurses to deliver patients with
effective evidence-based care which seeks to be a dependable source of
knowledge in the field. Though the SSI has already been tested for its
effectiveness, there are still limitations to it. Firstly, is there is no data on the
depressive symptoms of children with CHD and it does not show its effectiveness
on the self-use or without the availability of guidance on the use of the SSI. The
recommendation that can be formulated is that it can also create other SSIs in
other fields of nursing that can also help other patients, like for geriatric patients
and such.
➢ My personal insights about this journal is that it is very helpful in the practice,
education, and research in nursing. I strongly agree to the scope and objective
of the study which aims to create an effective Spiritually Sensitive Intervention
that alleviates the negative determinants of mental health among children with
major life and health issues, such as children affected with CHD. Especially that,
compared to the general population, children who have a chronic health
condition, whether it was identified at birth or developed later in life, are more
likely to experience mental health problems. Us, as nurses have roles in helping
these children cope with the major health issues they are concerned of, not only
in the scope of being free from morbidity but for their whole wellness and being.