A new model for Project 2000 students in theatres

Crofts, Linda; Taylor, Marion

doi:10.12968/bjon.1996.5.3.136

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“…Developing perioperative nursing according to challenges emerging from the results is a task for nursing practice, management and education. It is known that perioperative nursing action can be influenced through the value base that is formed during training (Wright & Leahey, 1994; Crofts & Taylor, 1996). The conceptual identification of family centredness on a specific course or as part of specialized studies in perioperative nursing fails to develop perioperative nursing consistently (Surakka & Krause, 1993).…”

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Family involvement in perioperative nursing of adult patients undergoing emergency surgery

Paavilainen

Seppänen

Åstedt‐Kurki

2001

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Summary· The purpose of this study was to describe how adult patients undergoing emergency surgery experience family centredness in perioperative nursing practice. The central aim was to generate knowledge to be used while developing the practice, education and management of perioperative nursing.· Data were collected using a questionnaire with emergency surgical patients in ®ve regional hospitals in Southern Finland. The number of distributed questionnaires was 132. The response rate was 85% (n 112).· The results were mainly described as frequencies and percentages. The openended sections of the answers were analysed using qualitative content analysis. The ®ndings from the open-ended questions were used for deepening and complementing the quantitative description of the results. · In the preoperative phase, ascertaining the family situation and informing the family member chosen by the patient were not achieved systematically. Family situation was also rarely examined in the intraoperative and postoperative phases, although it is central to coping after surgery, especially in home care.· The results support the view of earlier research about the importance of individuality of patients and their families during the perioperative care process and hence enhance the endeavour to develop nursing based on families' real needs.

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Family involvement in perioperative nursing of adult patients undergoing emergency surgery

Paavilainen

Seppänen

Åstedt‐Kurki

2001

Journal of Clinical Nursing

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Family involvement in perioperative nursing of adult patients undergoing emergency surgery

Paavilainen¹,

Seppänen²,

Åstedt‐Kurki³

2001

J Clin Nurs

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The purpose of this study was to describe how adult patients undergoing emergency surgery experience family centredness in perioperative nursing practice. The central aim was to generate knowledge to be used while developing the practice, education and management of perioperative nursing. Data were collected using a questionnaire with emergency surgical patients in five regional hospitals in Southern Finland. The number of distributed questionnaires was 132. The response rate was 85% (n = 112). The results were mainly described as frequencies and percentages. The open-ended sections of the answers were analysed using qualitative content analysis. The findings from the open-ended questions were used for deepening and complementing the quantitative description of the results. In the preoperative phase, ascertaining the family situation and informing the family member chosen by the patient were not achieved systematically. Family situation was also rarely examined in the intraoperative and postoperative phases, although it is central to coping after surgery, especially in home care. The results support the view of earlier research about the importance of individuality of patients and their families during the perioperative care process and hence enhance the endeavour to develop nursing based on families' real needs.

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An Aid to Recruitment? Evaluation of the NATN Perioperative Nursing Video

Tanner¹

1998

British Journal of Theatre Nursing (United Kingdom)

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A new model for Project 2000 students in theatres

Cited by 5 publications

References 6 publications

Family involvement in perioperative nursing of adult patients undergoing emergency surgery

Family involvement in perioperative nursing of adult patients undergoing emergency surgery

Family involvement in perioperative nursing of adult patients undergoing emergency surgery

An Aid to Recruitment? Evaluation of the NATN Perioperative Nursing Video

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