Results: Participants in this study cited 5 main sources of anxiety: chest pain, uncertainty, fear of the operation, physical incapacity, and dissatisfaction with the care offered to them.
What's even more interesting, however, is that this study cites more than half of Gen Z-ers looking to create their own job description.
Further studies are therefore needed to address the limitations of this study cited above.
Some participants in this study cited four concerns about public involvement (see Table 1).
It is notable that no participant in this study cited benefits regarding improved outcomes for patients.
Nurses that participated in this study cited " Loyalty to peer" as a barrier to patient advocacy too.
Service users in this study cited altruism and social benefits as the most common reasons for joining C4C.
It is interesting that only one healthcare professional in this study cited the importance of knowing the evidence base for such a pathway.
In addition, dissatisfaction, limited professional development and recognition, as well as strained relationships with co-workers and peers were also cited, although none of the participants in this study cited relationships with peers as either a push or pull factor.
This study cited the works of Dik et al 63 and Weuve et al 64 who documented a relationship between physical activity and the fine motor skills of the hands in an elderly sample.
