«Jeg gjorde det de ba meg om»: En studie av pasienters erfaringer og refleksjoner rundt egne forberedelser før dagkirurgi.
| Autor: | Eide, Petrin Hege, Dåvøy, Grethe A. M., Johansen, Venke A. |
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PREVENTION of surgical complications
PATIENT education POSTOPERATIVE care AMBULATORY surgery HEALTH attitudes PATIENT safety RESEARCH funding INTERVIEWING REFLECTION (Philosophy) PREOPERATIVE care HOSPITALS EMOTIONS DESCRIPTIVE statistics THEMATIC analysis ORGANIZATIONAL effectiveness ELECTIVE surgery ATTITUDES of medical personnel QUALITY assurance PSYCHOLOGY of caregivers PATIENTS' attitudes TIME NURSING ethics |
| Zdroj: | Klinisk Sygepleje; 2024, Vol. 38 Issue 2, p75-92, 18p |
| Abstrakt: | Background: Day surgery services, which makes up 70% of elective surgery, is quality assured and tailored regarding safety and efficiency at the hospital, while the post-operative phase at home is the patient and relatives' responsibility. Aim: The purpose is increased insight and knowledge about how day-surgery patients prepare before the operation, and how this affects the time at home afterwards. Methods: Thematic analysis of the data material, which includes 78 oral interviews within 5 surgical domains. Theoretical perspective: Findings and interpretation are seen in the context of Florence Nightingale's basic nursing principles and relevant up-to-date research. The results show three main themes: I did what they told me to do; I had no ability to imagine the time afterwards; I had regrets afterwards. Conclusion: Day-surgery patients fail to understand how they can prevent complications and optimize their own situation. Lack of preparation leads to additional suffering and a number of practical problems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR] |
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