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What factors within the peri-operative environment influence the training of scrub nurses?

Pupkiewicz, Joanna ; Kitson, Alison ; Perry, Josephine

Nurse education in practice, 2015-09, Vol.15 (5), p.373-380 [Periódico revisado por pares]

Scotland: Elsevier Ltd

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What factors within the peri-operative environment influence the training of scrub nurses?
Autor: Pupkiewicz, Joanna ; Kitson, Alison ; Perry, Josephine
Assuntos: Anatomy & physiology ; Attitude of Health Personnel ; Australian OR nurse education ; Clinical Competence ; Focus Groups ; Funding ; Hospitals, Public ; Hospitals, Teaching ; Humans ; Interpretive phenomenology ; Interprofessional Relations ; Interviews ; Labor shortages ; Learning ; Mentors - psychology ; Nurses ; Nurses' perspective of learning ; Nursing ; Nursing Education Research ; Nursing Evaluation Research ; Nursing Methodology Research ; Nursing Staff, Hospital - psychology ; Operating Room Nursing - education ; Operating Room Nursing - organization & administration ; Organizational Culture ; Patient safety ; Physiology ; Qualitative Research ; South Australia ; Studies ; Teachers ; Teaching hospitals ; Tertiary Care Centers ; Training ; Workforce planning
É parte de: Nurse education in practice, 2015-09, Vol.15 (5), p.373-380
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Descrição: The aim of this study was to extrapolate factors within the peri-operative environment which influence the acclimatisation of novice scrub nurses by exploring the lived experience of learning from both a novice and expert perspective. Insights to the cultural perioperative environment which have not previously been explored can be identified. Comparing how novices view their environment with how expert mentors see it is useful in order to plan targeted learning goals. Two groups were considered; one group consisting of 6 novice scrub nurses and the other consisting of 7 senior scrub nurses teaching novices in a large tertiary teaching public hospital in South Australia. Individual interviews and a focus group interview were digitally recorded and field notes were taken. A Heideggerian structural approach with a vanManen immersive aspect was taken for the data collection and Ricoeur's hermeneutic theory of interpretation was utilised for data analysis. Five emergent themes were isolated from the data: Challenges to proficiency, Fear, Expectations, Support and Adaptation. The study revealed that novice scrub learning is externally modulated by their perioperative cultural surroundings and the support of the senior staff. Senior scrub staff investment in educating novices was dictated by their perception of novice attitude.
Editor: Scotland: Elsevier Ltd
Idioma: Inglês

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What factors within the peri-operative environment influence the training of scrub nurses?

Pupkiewicz, Joanna ; Kitson, Alison ; Perry, Josephine

Scotland: Elsevier Ltd

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