The expression of caring within the perioperative dialogue: A hermeneutic study

Rudolfsson, Gudrun; Post, Iréne von; Eriksson, Kent

doi:10.1016/j.ijnurstu.2007.02.007

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“…In this study, OTNs' experiences of counteractive teamwork existed since preoperative interviews with patients outside the OT rarely occurred, despite the participants expressions that these meetings with patients resulted in a good caring relationship with continuity for the patient, also depicted by Rudolfsson et al 41 and Sjo¨stedt et al 42 Due to time pressure, the usual routine was based on OTNs' brief reading the medical record and a brief conversation for data-collection with the patient immediately before surgery, in line with Kelvered et al 7 The OTNs' experienced counteractive teamwork when team-members were not acquainted, and risks of misunderstandings increased, in line with Cochran and Elder 43 and Higgins and MacIntosh. 44 According to the participants in this study, such multiprofessional teamwork was often caused by rotations between different surgical units, types of patients, surgeons and varying surgical procedures and techniques, also described in a recent study.…”

Section: Counteractive Teamwork and Managementmentioning

confidence: 72%

Operating theatre nurses’ experiences of teamwork for safe surgery

Sandelin

Gustafsson

2015

Nordic Journal of Nursing Research

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The aim of this study was to describe operating theatre nurses' experiences of teamwork within the surgical team in regard to achieving patient safety. Safe surgery for patients is based on teamwork in a safe modus between the members in the surgical team. Operating theatre nurses contribute to safe surgery by professional perioperative nursing activities and by participation in teamwork in the surgical team. A qualitative descriptive design using narrative interviews with 16 operating theatre nurses in Sweden was chosen for increased understanding of their experiences of teamwork in regard to achieving patient safety. The findings are presented in three themes, illustrating teamwork in regard to achieving patient safety between the operating theatre nurses' and other professionals in everyday situations. From the operating theatre nurses' narrated experiences of teamwork, person-centred nursing care, interdependent collaboration and familiarity of the professionals' skills contributed to safe surgery. A brief meeting, unfamiliarity of professionals' skills, uncontrolled tantrums and experiences of exclusion were experienced as counteractive to patient safety. The operating theatre nurses managed demanding situations by diverse strategies to restore patient safety.

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Section: Counteractive Teamwork and Managementmentioning

confidence: 72%

Operating theatre nurses’ experiences of teamwork for safe surgery

Sandelin

Gustafsson

2015

Nordic Journal of Nursing Research

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“…However, although limited there has been some critique. Rudolfsson, van Post, and Eriksson () note that our method ‘presupposes that the research will be adequately reported’ (p. 912) and go on to highlight the need for reflexivity, which, as previously noted, is a limitation of our method. Conversely, Heidinger () suggests that the ‘Gadamerian research method adopted, [is] arguably cyclical and protracted’.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 96%

A critical analysis of articles using a Gadamerian based research method

Fleming

Robb

2019

Nursing Inquiry

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It is over 20 years since Michael Crotty's groundbreaking critique of phenomenological research in nursing. However, rather than entering into the acrimonious discussions that followed, we developed a research method that we believed translated Gadamer's philosophy into the world of empirical research. Fundamental to that work was our differentiation of hermeneutics from phenomenology. The aim of the present paper was to provide a critical analysis of the citations from publication in 2003 until the end of 2017. We identified 402 citations of which 362 were included. One hundred and sixty‐three articles mentioned the article in passing, usually in a list of authors who had discussed hermeneutics. Sixteen citations misrepresented the method mainly claiming that we discussed a method for hermeneutic phenomenology (or phenomenological hermeneutics). Of the 117 citations that partially used the method, the main focus was the four steps of data analysis. Sixty studies used our method in totality although they derive from varying philosophical standpoints. Disappointingly, there has been little critique of our Gadamerian research method. For health disciplines to truly make progress in the academic stage, it is vital that we engage in with critique, some of which will come through open and honest reflexive engagement with our topics.

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“…It has been reported that caring in pre-operative dialogue can be understood as a solemn promise: the nurse's vow not to abandon the patient (22). This vow offers the nurse and patient the possibility to create communion in a world they share.…”

Section: Discussionmentioning

confidence: 99%

The Meaning of Emergency Care in the Iranian Nursing Profession

Mahmoudi¹,

Mohmmadi²,

Ebadi³

2017

Crit Care Nurs J

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Background: An emergency department (ED) has multiple patients with a wide variety of conditions that receive care simultaneously. Objectives: This study aimed at exploring the meaning of emergency care at a hospital emergency department. Methods: A qualitative research design with content analysis method and purposeful sampling was used to identify the meaning of care. In-depth interviews were conducted with 17 Iranian emergency department nurses from 2 military hospital emergency departments in Tehran, during year 2015. Results: Three main categories emerged from the data. These categories included (1) accuracy, (2) speed, and (3) comprehensive action and caring attention. These 3 main categories represented the contextual meaning of emergency nursing care. Conclusions: It was determined that the meaning of care in the studied context was different from other contexts, thus nurse managers must pay more attention to this diversity.

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The expression of caring within the perioperative dialogue: A hermeneutic study

Cited by 26 publications

References 20 publications

Operating theatre nurses’ experiences of teamwork for safe surgery

Operating theatre nurses’ experiences of teamwork for safe surgery

A critical analysis of articles using a Gadamerian based research method

The Meaning of Emergency Care in the Iranian Nursing Profession

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