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臨床毒物学ユニットへの入院後の消費者意識と認識の理解

Ingrid Berling^1,2, Patrice Albert-Thenet^1,2, Hayley Anderson^1,2

¹Clinical Toxicology Research Group, University of Newcastle, Newcastle, Australia.

Emergency medicine Australasia : EMA

|January 23, 2026

要旨

Objective:

Involvement of consumers is critical in the management of deliberate self-harm. We aimed to review the consumer experience in clinical toxicology patient management and research.

Methods:

An anonymous, consenting non-consecutive 12-question survey was administered to toxicology in-patients between April 28th and October 14th 2025.

Results:

From 440 presentations, 43 (9.8%) patients participated in the survey. The patients had a positive response to communication (91%, n = 39), confidence with the treating team (95%, n = 41), respect (93%, n = 40), and access to care (88%, n = 38), but only 11 patients (26%) expressed an interest in participating in further toxicology research.

Conclusion:

There was a high level of satisfaction with the toxicology services, but almost three quarters of patients do not want to engage in further consumer feedback research.

キーワード:

患者満足度臨床毒物学消費者経験研究参加

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