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Nurse collaboration in community and psychiatric care: a Swedish study
Linnéa Brändström1, Nader Mazaz, Ingela Berggren
1Specialist Nurse in Public Health 2014, Primary Health Care in Sollebrunn, Alingsås.
Aim:
The aim of the study was to examine registered nurses' (RNs) experiences of collaboration in the community health care and psychiatric inpatient care systems.
Background:
RNs in one area in the west of Sweden have indicated the need for collaborative routines between the community health care and psychiatric inpatient care systems.
Method:
Qualitative content analysis of focus group interviews.
Results:
RNs felt the web-based health-care communication programme was a major obstacle to the development of a collaboration plan. The poor collaboration between RNs was due to the absence of knowledge about the duties of each nursing team.
Conclusion:
The findings contribute to the understanding of the barriers to collaboration between RNs in community health care and psychiatric inpatient care, and highlight the need for nurse managers to ensure well-functioning routines.
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