亲属和重症监护室人员在器官捐献方面的护理前景:多种方法研究协议
Kathe B Meyer1, Gudrun Rohde2, Gro Frivold2
1Department of Transplant Medicine, Oslo University Hospital, Oslo, Norway.
JMIR research protocols
|November 11, 2024
概括
这项斯堪的纳维亚研究探讨了捐赠者的亲属和重症监护人员的器官捐赠经验,以改善已故器官捐赠过程中的护理和支持.
科学领域:
- 医学伦理 医学伦理
- 密集护理医学 密集护理医学
- 移植科学 移植科学
背景情况:
- 已故器官捐献过程涉及捐赠者家庭和重症监护人员之间的关键互动.
- 了解家庭和工作人员的观点对于在器官捐赠期间提供有效的护理和支持至关重要.
- 这项合作项目侧重于斯堪的纳维亚的死者器官捐赠.
研究的目的:
- 评估捐赠者亲属的满意度和重症监护室 (ICU) 工作人员在器官捐献方面的自我认知能力.
- 在整个器官捐赠过程中探索捐赠者的亲属和ICU人员的经验.
- 在器官捐献方面,为改善护理,支持和沟通策略的制定提供信息.
主要方法:
- 一个斯堪的纳维亚多重工作包项目,涉及挪威,瑞典和丹麦.
- 翻译和验证关键问卷 (家庭在ICU的满意度,器官捐献的专业能力).
- 对亲属和ICU人员进行横截面调查,然后进行定性深入访谈.
- 对定性数据进行主题分析,对定量数据进行描述/比较分析.
主要成果:
- 该项目获得了挪威器官捐赠基金会和Scandiatransplant.com的资金.
- 一个博士生职位已经建立和资助以支持研究.
- 调查问卷验证和调查基础工作正在进行中,以便在2024年收集数据.
结论:
- 该项目将产生必要的知识,以加强对已故器官捐献的关怀,支持和家庭参与.
- 结果将指导器官捐献过程的有针对性的计划的设计和实施.
- 更好的理解将促进在器官捐赠期间为家庭提供更有支持的环境.
关键词:
斯堪的纳维亚国家是斯堪的纳维亚国家.进行比较分析.描述性分析 描述性分析捐赠者的亲属是捐赠者的亲属.捐赠者的捐赠者家庭满意度 家庭满意度重症监护人员的重症监护人员.器官护理器官护理器官护理器官器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器官捐献器摘取器官 摘取器官 摘取器官机构采购机构采购机构采购机构患者报告的结果.这就是前景,前景,前景.公共卫生公共卫生.定性研究是指质量研究.
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