Qualitative Critique

Qualitative Critique

Part One

As the issue of chronic kidney disease in New Zealand is increasing, the number of individuals requiring care before dialysis is also increasing simultaneously. At this point, pre-dialysis nursing staffs play a vital function in the deliverance of this heed. An approach of nursing performance that takes into consideration absolute patient concern, making an allowance for the physical, psychological, societal, financial, and spiritual requirements of patients, their reaction to their ill health, and the consequence of disease on patients' capabilities to fulfill self-care requirements. This forms the general theme of the given article.

This article portrays and reflects on the problem that what pre-dialysis nurses recognize to be key influences on effectual pre-dialysis nursing heed in New Zealand (Walker, 2010). The problem is clearly identified by the author as the basis of this study. The problem is highlighted and draws readers' attention towards its significance. As the article argue on the fact that to make certain care before dialysis, it is significant to not only determine quantifiable indicators but also think about the qualitative features acknowledged as being at the centre of successful nursing performance.

Though, there is no enough New Zealand literature to support the study and problem but this critique accounts on results from a study that intended to seal that gap. It is supported by the International facts that recommend that care is critical for patients with CKD. Pre dialysis nursing staff offers an imperative role in this process. This piece of writing has successfully achieved its aims to depict and talk about pre-dialysis nurses' views of what amounts to successful pre-dialysis care for patients in New Zealand. Researchers grounded the study of article in an academic argument by answering the above issues clearly and determined the features by employing qualitative research of the ...