Ka marama tonu te take-kore o te uiui 15 meneti i roto i nga mahi tapuhi tumatanui i te haerenga tonutanga o te rangahau. I puta etahi aria i tetahi tatari a-aria o mua, o muri ranei o te whakaurunga, a, i whakaungia enei aria i nga tatari hohonu o muri mai. I whakamahia etahi ropu arotahi hei kohikohi raraunga i nga takiwa o mua, o muri hoki i te urunga atu o nga tapuhi tumatanui, ma te whakamahi i tetahi mahere kawai whanonga, i tetahi mahere taiao tangata ranei. Te whainga matua ia o te rangahau he tuhura i te mohiotanga o etahi tapuhi tumatanui 16, me te whakamahinga o nga wahanga matua o te uiui 15 meneti nga tikanga tangata, nga patai whakaora, nga korerorero whakaora, nga kupu whakapai, te mahere kawai whanonga (genogram) me tetahi mahere taiao tangata (eco map). I noho tetahi o enei taputapu, ara, te uiui a-whanau 15 meneti te roa, hei arotahi mo tenei rangahau a-kounga, a-mahi tahi, a-matauranga hoki. Ahakoa kei te whakamahia tetahi aronga hangai tonu ki nga whanau, he tino iti nei nga mohiotanga mo te whakamahi me te whainga tikanga o nga taputapu tapuhi a-whanau mo nga mahi a nga tapuhi tumatanui. Nga Aria Matua Mahi ai nga tapuhi tumatanui i Aotearoa i nga hapori a-taone, a-tuawhenua, ki te whakatairanga i te hauora me te toiora ma nga tamariki kura me o ratou whanau. Despite having limited transferability the findings reveal possibilities inherent in using family nursing tools to enhance relational practice, which, in turn, can improve family health outcomes. Furthermore the study illustrated the changing and uncertain context in which public health nurses practice with increasingly complex and vulnerable families. Moreover the fifth component, an ecomap and genogram, while not consistently used, became the study's focus from which a hybrid 'ecogram' emerged. Nevertheless participants consistently used four of the five components manners, therapeutic questions, therapeutic conversations and commendations. The unrealistic nature of a 15 minute interview in public health nursing practice became apparent as the study progressed. The latter analysis reinforced the former themes. Several themes emerged from a thematic analysis of pre and post-intervention data. Focus groups were used to gather data in pre and post-intervention phases with PHNs using either a genogram or ecomap in practice over a three month period during the intervention phase. The aim of the study was to explore 16 public health nurses' knowledge and use of the five components of the 15 minute interview manners, therapeutic questions, therapeutic conversations, commendations, and a genogram and ecomap.
One such tool, the 15 minute family interview, was the focus of this qualitative, collaborative, educative study. Despite employing a family-centred approach little is known about the use or efficacy of family nursing tools in public health nurses' practice.
Abstract : Public health nurses in New Zealand practice in urban and rural communities promoting health and wellbeing for school aged children and their families.