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Developing a model for theatre nursing

British Journal of Nursing (Mark Allen Publishing)

|March 10, 1993

Summary

This study explores the complex role of theatre nurses, examining their work within a nursing model. It addresses debates on whether their activities constitute genuine nursing practice.

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Area of Science:

Nursing Science
Surgical Nursing
Healthcare Management

Background:

Ongoing debate exists regarding the professional identity and scope of practice for theatre nurses.
The unique and varied environments within surgical theatres present challenges in defining nursing roles.
Traditional nursing models may not fully encompass the specialized skills and responsibilities of perioperative nursing.

Purpose of the Study:

To critically examine the nature of theatre nursing work.
To explore the development of a nursing model applicable to diverse theatre environments.
To address the debate on whether theatre nursing activities qualify as 'real nursing'.

Main Methods:

Literature review of existing nursing models and theatre nursing practices.
Analysis of the scope of practice and skill sets employed by theatre nurses.
Conceptual development of a framework to represent theatre nursing.

Main Results:

Theatre nursing encompasses a wide range of complex clinical activities and decision-making.
Existing nursing models may require adaptation to accurately reflect the perioperative context.
A specialized nursing model can effectively depict the multifaceted nature of theatre nursing.

Conclusions:

Theatre nursing is a distinct and vital area of nursing practice.
A comprehensive nursing model is essential for recognizing and validating the contributions of theatre nurses.
Further research can refine models to support professional development and recognition in perioperative nursing.

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