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KNOWLEDGE, ATTITUDE, AND PRACTICES OF PATIENT-CENTERED CARE AMONG NURSES AT TIGONI HOSPITAL

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Section 1: Consent Description: Participation in this study is voluntary. Your responses will remain confidential and will be used for academic purposes only. By proceeding, you indicate that you have read the information and agree to participate. Question:Do you agree or disagree?

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Section 2: Participant Information 1. Age (years) – Multiple choice • 18–24 • 25–32 • 33–40 • 40+

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2. Gender – Multiple choice • Male • Female

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3. Marital Status – Multiple choice

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4. Religion – Multiple choice with “Other” option

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5. Level of Education – Multiple choice

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6. Department/Ward – Multiple choice with “Other” option • Maternity Ward • New-born • Med Surge Ward • Paediatric Ward • Other: (Short answer)

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Section 3: Knowledge of Patient-Centred Care

1. Familiarity with patient-centred care – Multiple choice
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2. Advantages of patient-centred care – Checkboxes (Select all that apply)

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3. Fundamental concepts –

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4. Confidence in applying concepts – Multiple choice

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Section 4: Attitude Towards Patient-Centred Care 1. Value of patient-centred care (1–5 scale) – Linear scale • 1 (Very negative) to 5 (Strongly positive)

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2. Motivation to provide patient-centred care – Checkboxes

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3. Importance of empathy – Multiple choice

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4. Need for extra training – Multiple choice

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Section 5: Practices of Patient-Centred Care 1. Frequency of use – Multiple choice

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2. Practices implemented – Checkboxes

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3. Challenges faced – Checkboxes

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4. Ways of involving patients – Checkboxes • Provide information and education • Encourage questioning and participation • Collaborate in care planning • Respect the patient’s choices and preferences • Other: (Short answer)

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5. Patient resistance encountered – Multiple choice

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6. Resources needed – Checkboxes

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7. Facility’s support level (1–5 scale) – Linear scale • 1 (Strongly not supportive) to 5 (Strongly supportive)

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