2017
DOI: 10.1111/scs.12418
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‘I need complete trust in nurses’ – home mechanical ventilated patients’ perceptions of safety

Abstract: The interpersonal nurse-patient relationship plays a key role in promoting HMV patients' feeling of safety. Thus, HMV patients have a relational approach to safety. In order to enhance the patients' feeling of safety, nurses should strive to develop a trusting relationship with patients and demonstrate their presence and attentiveness. Regarding the provision of care, competent and continuous care should be made a priority.

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“…The availability of support and care influences the decision about whether to begin ventilation and ongoing quality of life (Lemoignan & Ells, 2010;Lindahl et al, 2005), but in existing research, descriptions of care for adults with D/BMD or MND who are using HMV are few. Studies either focus on a more diverse population of HMV users or focus on one aspect of care (Ingadóttir & Jonsdottir, 2006;Schaepe & Ewers, 2017). Several studies identify the quality of relationship with carer-givers as important (Dreyer et al, 2010a(Dreyer et al, , 2010bSchaepe & Ewers, 2017) and Ballangrud et al (2009) found feeling in control of one's care was important.…”
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confidence: 99%
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“…The availability of support and care influences the decision about whether to begin ventilation and ongoing quality of life (Lemoignan & Ells, 2010;Lindahl et al, 2005), but in existing research, descriptions of care for adults with D/BMD or MND who are using HMV are few. Studies either focus on a more diverse population of HMV users or focus on one aspect of care (Ingadóttir & Jonsdottir, 2006;Schaepe & Ewers, 2017). Several studies identify the quality of relationship with carer-givers as important (Dreyer et al, 2010a(Dreyer et al, , 2010bSchaepe & Ewers, 2017) and Ballangrud et al (2009) found feeling in control of one's care was important.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Studies either focus on a more diverse population of HMV users or focus on one aspect of care (Ingadóttir & Jonsdottir, 2006;Schaepe & Ewers, 2017). Several studies identify the quality of relationship with carer-givers as important (Dreyer et al, 2010a(Dreyer et al, , 2010bSchaepe & Ewers, 2017) and Ballangrud et al (2009) found feeling in control of one's care was important. Nurses and family members are the most prominent characters in descriptions of care for HMV, but there can also be a need for specialist care requirements like speech therapy (Laakso, Markström, Idvall, Havstam, & Hartelius, 2011).…”
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“…Dabei zeigte sich, dass für sie nicht die eingesetzte Technik oder Themen wie Sturzprävention, Hygiene oder Medikamentenmanagement im Vordergrund stehen. Sicherheit vermittelt ihnen vielmehr eine auf Kontinuität angelegte, von Vertrauen und Vertrautheit gekennzeichnete Beziehung zu den professionellen Akteuren, v. a. den Pflegenden [3,4]. Die beatmeten und vielfach in ihrer Kommunikationsfähigkeit stark eingeschränkten Patienten wünschen sich, dass ihre Bedürfnisse jederzeit wahrgenommen werden und dass individuell darauf reagiert wird.…”
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“…Die beatmeten und vielfach in ihrer Kommunikationsfähigkeit stark eingeschränkten Patienten wünschen sich, dass ihre Bedürfnisse jederzeit wahrgenommen werden und dass individuell darauf reagiert wird. Angehörige wollen fortlaufend informiert und auf Notfälle vorbereitet sein, alltagsnah geschult werden und sich als gleichwertiger Partner in das häusliche Versorgungsteam einbezogen sehen [3,4]. Aus analytischer Perspektive betrachtet, lassen sich die beatmeten Patienten und deren Angehörige in der häuslichen Intensivversorgung von einem relationalen Sicherheitsverständnis leiten, das v. a. den Rund-um-die-Uhr anwesenden Pflegenden ein hohes Maß an Empathie, Wachsamkeit, fachlicher Kompetenz und professioneller Beziehungsarbeit abverlangt [3][4][5].…”
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