Effects of tellington touch in healthy adults awaiting venipuncture
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Auteurs : M. Cecilia Wendler [États-Unis]Source :
- Research in Nursing & Health [ 0160-6891 ] ; 2003-02.
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- Acute pain management guideline panel, Adaptation model, Adaptive responses, Affectional touch, American journal, Andrews, Antecubital venipuncture, Anxiety inventory, Anxiety score, Baseline, Bauer dracup, Blood pressure, Bonferroni correction, British journal, Canadian journal, Capstad banasek, Cardiac catheterization, Cardiovascular nursing, Casual touch, Cecilia wendler, Clinic, Clinical nursing research, Colin model, Complementary therapies, Contract grant sponsor, Control conditions, Control group, Current research, Demographic data, Elderly hospice clients, Experimental conditions, Experimental group, Friendly medic, Full thickness, Fundamental form, Further research, Group comparisons, Group control, Health care context, Healthy adults, Healthy persons, Heart lung, Heart rate, Holistic nursing practice, Human services, Massage, Medic, Medical procedures, Moderate pressure, National league, Nursing, Nursing context, Nursing health, Nursing health figure, Nursing intervention, Nursing practice, Nursing research, Nursing science, Nursing systems, Opposite hand, Painful procedure, Participant, Physical contact, Physical examination, Physical touch, Present study, Priority expert panel, Procedural pain, Protocol, Psychosomatic research, Research protocol, Residual stimuli, Slow stroke, Social visit, Spielberger, State anxiety, State anxiety inventory, Study protocol, Study results, Tellington, Tellington touch, Tellington touch wendler, Theoretical framework, Therapeutic intervention, Therapeutic massage, Therapeutic touch, Time point, Ttouch, Ttouch group, Ttouch practitioner, Upper arms, Venipuncture, Vital signs, Wendler, Western journal, Wide variety.
Abstract
Many natural‐healing modalities administered by professional nurses are provided without adequate scientific scrutiny. Tellington touch (TTouch), a form of gentle physical touch originally developed for the calming of horses, is an emerging nursing intervention. However, the safety and efficacy of human TTouch has not yet been established. The purpose of this study, which used a pretest, posttest repeated‐measures control group design, was to identify patterns of mean blood pressure (MBP), heart rate (HR), state anxiety (SA), and procedural pain (PP) in healthy adults receiving a 5‐min intervention of TTouch (n = 47) just before venipuncture versus a no‐touch control group (n = 46). There were statistically and clinically significant decreases in the TTouch group in MBP and HR. There were no significant differences between groups in SA and PP. Further research is essential to determine the safety and efficacy of this modality for acutely or critically ill patients. © 2003 Wiley Periodicals, Inc. Res Nurs Health 26:40–52, 2003
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