Animal Research in Nursing

Abstract

Animal researches have been conducted in complementary therapiesand laboratory experiments to improve and protect human health. Yet,there are no researches on animal assisted therapies and experimental animal models in the field of nursing in Turkey. The aim of the present study was to raise awareness of the nurse researchers and informthem about the animal assisted therapies and experimental animal researches in nursing. There are many interventions in the field of nursing which are impossible to be experimented on human beings. Conducted researches in nursing are mostly descriptive and quasi-experimental design. Along with the improvements in time, need for the experimental research has increased so as to meet the expectations from the nurses. As remarkable part of the experimental researches consists of animal researches, nurses mayhave to focus on animal researches in the future.At this point, animal assisted therapies can leadnursing practice

Keywords

• Nursing,research,animal

Hemşirelikte Hayvan Araştırmaları

Abstract

İnsan sağlığının iyileştirilmesine ve korunmasına yönelik olarak tamamlayıcı tedavilerde ve laboratuar deneylerinde hayvan araştırmaları yürütülmektedir. Hemşirelik alanında Türkiye’de henüz hayvandestekli tedavi ve deneysel hayvan modelleri kullanımı konusundaaraştırmalar mevcut değildir. Bu makalenin amacı hemşirelikte hayvan destekli tedaviler ve deneysel hayvan araştırmaları konusundahemşire araştırmacıların farkındalıklarını artırmak ve bilgilendirmektir. Hemşirelik alanında yürütülen araştırmalarda da insanlardadenenemeyecek pek çok girişim mevcuttur. Hemşirelikte yürütülenaraştırmalar çoğunlukla tanımlayıcı ve yarı deneysel tipte yürütülençalışmalardır. Gelişen çağla birlikte hemşirelik mesleğinden beklentilerin karşılanabilmesi için deneysel araştırmalara gereksinim artmaktadır. Deneysel araştırmaların önemli bir bölümünü hayvan araştırmalarının oluşturması nedeniyle gelecekte hemşirelerin hayvanaraştırmalarına yönelmesi gerekebilir. Bu bağlamda, hayvan desteklitedaviler de hemşirelik uygulamalarına yön verebilir

Keywords

• Hemşirelik,araştırma,hayvan

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