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Feeling the need for consideration for the affected children and families

Because of the open floors and the close proximity between beds, it is easy for people around us to know the personal information of the children and their families.

I feel that privacy is not protected as a physical space when many family members come to visit.

3

I think that the distance between the beds is so close that I can hear the conversations of the neighbors, which may increase the anxiety of the family if the child next to them and their own child have the same disease.

5

Although I understand the importance of monitoring, I feel that privacy is not protected because anyone can see the monitor displaying the name and ECG of the hospitalized patient.

4, 6

While telling families not to look at other children, they feel uncomfortable about being in an environment where they can see.

5

I sometimes feel that the words and actions of other staff members and physicians lack consideration for privacy.

I sense a problem with staff who are vocal and irritable and whose irritability is visible in their hands.

6

I feel that privacy is not protected when staff members talk about another patient’s name in the presence of other family members.

6

Some staff members who have experience only in the NICU and GCU wards are divided from adults, for better or worse, but I think it is better to recognize that privacy is a basic requirement for both adults and children.

5

The staff’s familiarity with the environment sometimes makes them feel that the setting is inadequate, such as the way the partitions are set up when feeding directly at the cot side.

2

I heard a doctor talking about discharge at the bedside, and another family member expressed concern about their child’s discharge, and I felt the need to be considerate.

4

I thought I needed to pay attention to the fact that when I provided care in the presence of other family members, I did not cover the child with a towel because he/she could not say anything.

6

In the case of doctors talking to each other about newborns in the maternity ward, the mothers in the same room may hear what they are saying, so I think families should be careful during visits

5

I sometimes need to be careful about what I say and do.

I acknowledge that there is a part of me that is numb to the fact that nurses say and do things to each other without regard to their surroundings, and I am concerned that I may be one of them.

1

I feel that it is a problem that the family’s character comes up as a topic of conversation in the break room, but I have talked about it myself.

5

I try not to use negative language about my family members, but I have to be careful because I sometimes empathize with them when I have experienced things firsthand.

5

I think there is little awareness of privacy for affected children and their families in daily work.

I think the question is how much awareness we can have about privacy for hospitalized patients on a regular basis, and whether we can give consideration to privacy in the event of a sudden change in circumstances.

2

Through the interviews, I realized that privacy for the patients and their families is not a high priority in my daily work, and I would like to make use of this opportunity in my daily discussions.

2

At times, the relationship between nurses is more important than privacy considerations.

I would rather prioritize human relations among nurses than privacy concerns.

1

I feel that the behavior of senior nurses and other staff members is problematic, but I am reluctant to pay attention to it.

4