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Has Family Engagement Finally Gained Foothold in Forensic Mental Healthcare? 家庭参与最终在法医精神保健中站稳脚跟了吗?
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-22 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13486
Sara Rowaert, Ellen Boldrup Tingleff, Ulrica Hörberg, Stijn Vandevelde, Gilbert Lemmens

Despite advancements in promoting family engagement in mental health settings, limited involvement of family members persists in forensic mental healthcare. Forensic mental healthcare professionals face various barriers in engaging families, including a patient-centered approach and resource constraints. However, limited understanding exists of professionals' experiences with family engagement, which is crucial for improving care practices in this setting. Consequently, this study investigates the evolution of professionals' experiences with family engagement from 2015 to 2021 in Flanders, Belgium. Qualitative methods were employed, including focus group interviews in 2015 and individual interviews in 2021 with 23 forensic mental healthcare professionals. Thematic analysis is employed to identify patterns and changes over time. The Consolidated Criteria for Reporting Qualitative Research (COREQ) checklist was utilised to report the study. The analysis revealed that while initial steps towards family engagement in forensic mental healthcare have been taken, full integration in organisational structures is still lacking. Future efforts should focus on involving family organisations and caregivers, addressing barriers like time and resource constraints, and fostering a cultural shift towards family engagement. Further research involving a broader range of stakeholders is needed to enhance family engagement initiatives in forensic mental healthcare settings.

尽管在促进家庭参与精神卫生机构方面取得了进展,但在法医精神卫生保健方面,家庭成员的参与仍然有限。法医精神保健专业人员在与家庭接触方面面临各种障碍,包括以病人为中心的方法和资源限制。然而,对专业人员在家庭参与方面的经验了解有限,这对于改善这种情况下的护理实践至关重要。因此,本研究调查了2015年至2021年比利时法兰德斯专业人员家庭参与经历的演变。采用定性方法,包括2015年焦点小组访谈和2021年对23名法医精神卫生专业人员的个别访谈。主题分析用于识别模式和随时间的变化。报告定性研究的综合标准(COREQ)检查表被用于报告研究。分析显示,虽然已采取初步步骤,促使家庭参与法医精神保健,但仍然缺乏组织结构的充分整合。未来的努力应侧重于让家庭组织和照顾者参与进来,解决时间和资源限制等障碍,并促进向家庭参与的文化转变。需要开展涉及更广泛利益攸关方的进一步研究,以加强法医精神保健环境中的家庭参与倡议。
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Effectiveness of AIMS, a Four-Week Recovery-Oriented Suicide Prevention Pathway
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-22 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13485
Manaan Kar Ray, Melanie Gregory, Marianne Wyder, Md Abu Choudhury, Nikki Geffen, Abigail Lane, Kieran Kinsella, Chiara Lombardo

Striking a balance between risk and recovery while supporting people in suicidal distress is a challenging proposition. To address this challenge, a 4-week AIMS (Assessment, Intervention, Monitoring, Step up/down) pathway was created to support people in suicidal crisis. Each of the four functions was customised into semi-structured conversations about pain relief. The pathway operationalised tools for relational safety from the PROTECT framework for suicide prevention. To deliver this pathway, a new team was established that included both clinicians and lived experience staff. Scores for the Short Warwick Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (SWEMWBS) for 300 patients were collected before and after time on the pathway. Paired T tests were performed individually for each item as well as for the total. All 7 items and the total score had statistically significant improvement (p < 0.01). The mean pre- and post-total scores increased from 14.8 to 22.5, strongly indicating clinically meaningful improvement at an individual and group level. The improvement on baseline in each of the seven items ranged from 38% to 73.5%. The top two were in the person's ability to deal with problems and in them feeling relaxed. The study provides a blueprint for collaborative and empowering suicide prevention pathways that strike a balance between positive risk taking and safe care through a relational approach. Professional and lived experience both played a part in capturing hope through evidence-based person-centred interventions, helping a person in suicidal crisis improve their mental wellbeing.

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Building the Community Mental Health Nursing Workforce Through a Supported Transition Programme: An Evaluation of a Competency Framework Implementation 通过支持过渡计划建立社区精神卫生护理队伍:对能力框架实施的评估。
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-22 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13474
Sandra Burkitt, Liza Hopkins, Michael Olasoji

There is a growing focus in the Australian healthcare system of providing mental health care in a community setting. A key feature of the Royal Commission into Victoria's mental health system was to prioritise community-based care ‘a system with community at its core’. Developing a skilled, flexible and competent nursing workforce is a key objective for any community-based mental health service as nurses provide a vital role in healthcare delivery. The 3-year comprehensive nursing qualification has little to no mental health curriculum leaving nursing graduates unprepared for work in mental health, while hospital-based training for graduate nurses doesn't prepare them for the realities of community-based work. Significant work in Victoria to develop, refine and implement a competency framework for transition from acute mental health inpatient settings into community-based services has been undertaken. The aim was to evaluate the effectiveness of this framework in preparing nurses for the community workforce, as well as the barriers and enablers of implementation. A qualitative method investigated experiences of mental health staff who had participated in the transition programme in either aged, adult or a homeless outreach team. Interviews were conducted with transition nurses (n = 5), mentors (n = 4), Clinical managers (n = 3) educators/coordinator (n = 2). The framework structure helped mitigate role stress, allowed for consolidation of theory into practice providing learning opportunities, provided clinical oversight for safe practice, supported autonomous practice, critical thinking, staff wellbeing and demonstrated positive outcomes for consumers and carers. It also had a positive impact on retention and recruitment. Whilst there were limited barriers, the framework implementation relied on organisational support with staff resourcing. Evaluation findings demonstrate the importance of this framework. This structured programme helped facilitate professional development with an integration of knowledge, skills, attitudes and confidence along with staff wellbeing, leading to enhanced clinical practice and outcomes for clients and carers.

澳大利亚的医疗保健系统越来越注重在社区环境中提供精神卫生保健。皇家委员会对维多利亚州精神卫生系统的一个关键特点是优先考虑以社区为基础的护理,“以社区为核心的系统”。发展一支熟练、灵活和称职的护理队伍是任何以社区为基础的精神卫生服务的关键目标,因为护士在提供保健服务方面发挥着至关重要的作用。3年的综合护理资格几乎没有心理健康课程,这使得护理毕业生对心理健康工作毫无准备,而以医院为基础的培训并没有让他们为社区工作做好准备。在维多利亚州开展了重大工作,制定、完善和实施从急性精神健康住院环境向社区服务过渡的能力框架。目的是评估这一框架在为社区劳动力培养护士方面的有效性,以及实施的障碍和推动因素。采用定性方法调查了老年人、成人或无家可归者外展小组中参加过渡方案的精神卫生工作人员的经历。对过渡护士(n = 5)、导师(n = 4)、临床管理人员(n = 3)、教育工作者/协调员(n = 2)进行了访谈。框架结构有助于减轻角色压力,将理论整合到实践中,提供学习机会,为安全实践提供临床监督,支持自主实践,批判性思维,员工福利,并为消费者和护理人员展示积极成果。它也对留用和征聘产生了积极影响。虽然存在有限的障碍,但框架的实施依赖于组织对员工资源的支持。评价结果表明了这一框架的重要性。这种结构化的课程有助于促进专业发展,整合知识,技能,态度和信心以及员工的福祉,从而提高临床实践和客户和护理人员的成果。
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How Do People With Schizophrenia Manage Their Daily Life? A Qualitative Study 精神分裂症患者如何管理他们的日常生活?定性研究。
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-18 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13490
Jolien Braeckman, Mariotte Wyckaert, Patricia De Vriendt, Ursula Costa, Gilbert Lemmens, Ann Van Hecke, Ton Satink, Dominique Van de Velde

Due to the rising number of long-term mental health conditions, there has been a shift in therapeutic focus from curing these conditions, to living a meaningful life with them. Self-management is described as the ability to live with the emotional, life role and medical consequences of long-term conditions such as schizophrenia. However, the perspective of people with schizophrenia on self-management in current literature is missing. A lack of understanding of strategies used by people with schizophrenia to self-manage, could adversely affect the use of self-management interventions. Therefore, this study aims to identify how people with schizophrenia manage their daily life. Semi-structured interviews (n = 9) were conducted in a qualitative descriptive design. The study is reported by using the COREQ checklist. All participants, recruited through purposive sampling, have been stabilised after a schizophrenic episode and have been reintegrated into their community. The data were analysed through thematic analysis. Self-management for people with schizophrenia is an individualised process that revolves around performing day-to-day activities according to the participant's wishes. In addition, participants tried to prevent relapse by self-managing daily life. Personal-, social- and schizophrenia-related factors were seen as barriers and/or facilitators in their self-management. These barriers and/or facilitators were self-managed using daily activities. Current self-management interventions for this population often aim at improving medication adherence. Self-management interventions facilitated by health care professionals should (i) focus more on supporting patients in finding their daily structure through meaningful activities and (ii) be mindful of the duality contained within self-management of people with stabilised schizophrenia.

由于长期精神健康问题的数量不断增加,治疗重点已经从治愈这些疾病转向有意义的生活。自我管理被描述为在精神分裂症等长期病症带来的情感、生活角色和医疗后果下生活的能力。然而,目前的文献中缺少精神分裂症患者对自我管理的看法。缺乏对精神分裂症患者自我管理策略的了解,可能会对自我管理干预措施的使用产生不利影响。因此,本研究旨在了解精神分裂症患者如何管理自己的日常生活。研究采用定性描述设计,进行了半结构化访谈(n = 9)。本研究采用 COREQ 检查表进行报告。所有参与者都是通过有目的的抽样而招募的,他们在精神分裂症发作后病情已经稳定,并已重新融入社区。我们通过主题分析法对数据进行了分析。精神分裂症患者的自我管理是一个个性化的过程,其核心是按照参与者的意愿开展日常活动。此外,参与者还试图通过自我管理日常生活来防止复发。个人、社会和精神分裂症相关因素被视为自我管理的障碍和/或促进因素。这些障碍和/或促进因素可通过日常活动进行自我管理。目前针对这类人群的自我管理干预措施通常旨在改善服药依从性。由医护人员协助进行的自我管理干预应(i)更加注重支持患者通过有意义的活动找到自己的日常结构,(ii)注意稳定期精神分裂症患者自我管理中的双重性。
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The Patient's Role Development in the Process of Participating in Multidisciplinary Team Meetings: From Passive Attendees to Active Members or Dropouts 患者在参与多学科团队会议过程中的角色发展:从被动参与者到积极成员或退出。
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-18 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13488
Kevin Berben, Emily Walgrave, Jochen Bergs, Ann Van Hecke, Eva Dierckx, Sofie Verhaeghe

Mental health patients are increasingly invited to participate in multidisciplinary team meetings during their admission to inpatient mental health units. To participate effectively, patients must adopt a role that enables them to actively engage and take their place as contributing member of the team. This study aims to understand how mental health patients experience the development of their roles when participating in multidisciplinary team meetings and to identify which dynamics are meaningful to them. A qualitative interview approach, using principles of grounded theory, was employed. Twelve mental health patients in Belgium were recruited for semi-structured interviews. Data were analysed using the constant comparative method. The conceptual framework which emerged reveals that mental health patients strive to assume a partnership role within the team. To effectively take on this role, they identify three key components as essential: being informed and prepared, being seen and heard and being able to understand. Based on their reflections on these components and the perceived value of their contributions and efforts, mental health patients decide whether to become and remain active members, revert to passive attendance or disengage entirely. These insights can encourage organisations to create an environment where mental health patients can grow into their role as partners in multidisciplinary team meetings. Such an environment would enable collaborative efforts between patients and the treatment team, recognising each patient as a unique individual capable of making their own choices. By focusing on what is personally meaningful to the patient and addressing their specific needs, this approach ensures that care is tailored to what is crucial for patients' recovery.

越来越多的精神病人在住院精神卫生单位住院期间被邀请参加多学科小组会议。为了有效地参与,患者必须采取一种角色,使他们能够积极参与,并作为团队的贡献成员。本研究旨在了解心理健康患者在参与多学科团队会议时如何体验其角色的发展,并确定哪些动态对他们有意义。采用定性访谈法,运用扎根理论的原则。在比利时招募了12名精神健康患者进行半结构化访谈。数据分析采用恒定比较法。出现的概念框架表明,精神健康患者努力承担团队中的伙伴角色。为了有效地发挥这一作用,他们确定了三个关键组成部分:知情和准备,被看到和听到以及能够理解。根据他们对这些组成部分的反思以及他们的贡献和努力的感知价值,精神健康患者决定是否成为并保持积极的成员,恢复被动出席或完全退出。这些见解可以鼓励组织创造一种环境,让精神健康患者在多学科团队会议中成长为合作伙伴。这样的环境将促进患者和治疗团队之间的合作努力,认识到每个患者都是一个独特的个体,有能力做出自己的选择。通过关注对患者个人有意义的事情,并解决他们的具体需求,这种方法确保了对患者康复至关重要的护理是量身定制的。
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A Conceptual Framework to Improve Resilience Among Undergraduate First-Year Nursing Students: A Mixed-Methods Study 提高本科一年级护理学生心理弹性的概念框架:一项混合方法研究。
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-18 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13492
Gopolang Gause, Leepile Alfred Sehularo, Molekodi Jacob Matsipane

It is generally presumed that most undergraduate first-year nursing students are not prepared for the transition from basic to higher education. Resilience is recommended as a viable coping strategy that acts as a buffer to the adversities that undergraduate first-year nursing students experience. Therefore, the aim of this study was to develop and validate a conceptual framework to improve resilience among undergraduate first-year nursing students at a South African university. A multiphase concurrent mixed-methods research design was followed through concept analysis, and the empirical, development and validation phases. Development and validation of a conceptual framework were guided by Dickoff et al.'s practice-oriented theory model and e-Delphi, respectively. Data used for development of the conceptual framework were gathered from undergraduate first-year nursing students from two campuses of a South African university, while national and international experts in nursing education were used to validate a conceptual framework. The conceptual framework developed shows that the undergraduate first-year nursing students are at the centre of four contexts, namely South African university, work-integrated clinical facilities, the South African Nursing Council and South African higher education. The conceptual framework includes collaboration of stakeholders, mentoring and debriefing. The guiding principles of the conceptual framework encompass strengthening internal resources and establishment of a support group to achieve the terminus, which is characterised by undergraduate nursing students' improved transition from basic to higher education. In conclusion, the newly developed conceptual framework has the potential to improve resilience among undergraduate first-year nursing students.

一般认为,大多数护理专业本科一年级学生没有为从基础教育向高等教育过渡做好准备。抗逆力被认为是一种可行的应对策略,可以缓冲护理专业本科一年级学生所经历的逆境。因此,本研究旨在开发并验证一个概念框架,以提高南非一所大学护理专业本科一年级学生的抗逆力。本研究采用了多阶段并行混合方法研究设计,包括概念分析、实证、开发和验证阶段。概念框架的开发和验证分别以 Dickoff 等人的实践导向理论模型和 e-Delphi 为指导。用于开发概念框架的数据来自南非一所大学两个校区的护理专业一年级本科生,而国内外护理教育专家则对概念框架进行了验证。所制定的概念框架表明,护理专业一年级本科生处于四个环境的中心,即南非大学、工作一体化临床机构、南非护理委员会和南非高等教育。概念框架包括利益相关者的合作、指导和汇报。概念框架的指导原则包括加强内部资源和建立支持小组,以实现护理本科生从基础教育到高等教育的过渡。总之,新开发的概念框架有可能提高护理专业本科一年级学生的适应能力。
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A Glimmer of Hope: The Impact of the Recovery College Bern on Personal Recovery, Well-Being and Self-Stigmatisation—A Mixed Methods Study 一线希望:伯尔尼康复学院对个人康复、幸福感和自我污名化的影响——一项混合方法研究。
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-04 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13482
Nora Ambord, Christian Burr, Gianfranco Zuaboni

Recovery Colleges are mental health education centres co-produced by experts with lived experience with mental health problems and mental health professionals. The aim of the study was to evaluate the impact of a Recovery College in Switzerland on its students' mental health measured through personal recovery, well-being and self-stigmatisation in a mixed methods approach following the MMARS guideline. Three standardised questionnaires ‘Questionnaire about the Process of Recovery’, ‘WHO-5 Well-Being Index’ and ‘Self-Stigma of Mental Illness Scale Short Form’ were completed by 92 participants as part of a pre-post-evaluation while two focus groups (n = 10) provided further explanations regarding impacts on the three topics. Statistical analyses include paired sample t-test or Wilcoxon signed rank tests for pre-post-test comparisons as well as Cohen's d to determine effect sizes. For all three questionnaires, significant improvement was shown in the desired direction with low to medium effect sizes. A higher number of courses attended did not result in higher scores in the outcome measurements. The qualitative analysis confirmed these results by providing insights of specific aspects of these positive impacts. These include increased social inclusion, improvement in attitudes towards one's life and identity, increased engagement in hobbies and healthy behaviours, positive impacts on well-being and decreased self-stigmatisation. The findings indicate that Recovery Colleges should be made available continuously and further developed also in other regions of Switzerland. Similar projects require continuous evaluation in early development to ensure effectiveness and improve quality.

康复学院是心理健康教育中心,由具有心理健康问题实际经验的专家和心理健康专业人员共同开办。本研究的目的是评估瑞士一所康复学院对其学生心理健康的影响,该学院采用混合方法,遵循MMARS指南,通过个人康复、幸福和自我污名化来衡量学生的心理健康。92名参与者完成了三项标准化问卷“康复过程问卷”、“WHO-5幸福指数”和“精神疾病自我污名量表简表”,作为前后评估的一部分,同时两个焦点小组(n = 10)就这三个主题的影响提供了进一步的解释。统计分析包括配对样本t检验或Wilcoxon签名秩检验,用于前后检验比较,以及科恩d来确定效应大小。对于所有三份问卷,在低到中等效应量的期望方向上显示出显着的改善。参加的课程越多,在结果测量中得分也就越高。定性分析通过提供这些积极影响的具体方面的见解证实了这些结果。这包括增加社会包容,改善对生活和身份的态度,增加对爱好和健康行为的参与,对福祉的积极影响以及减少自我污名化。调查结果表明,康复学院应不断提供,并在瑞士其他区域进一步发展。类似的项目需要在早期开发中进行持续评估,以确保有效性并提高质量。
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Co-Designing Case Scenarios and Survey Strategies to Examine the Classification and Reporting of Restrictive Care Practices in Adult Mental Health Inpatient Settings: Perspectives From International Stakeholders 共同设计案例场景和调查策略,以检查成人精神卫生住院环境中限制性护理实践的分类和报告:来自国际利益相关者的观点。
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-04 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13479
Zelalem Belayneh, Den-Ching A. Lee, Terry P. Haines, Deborah Oyine Aluh, Justus Uchenna Onu, Giles Newton-Howes, Kim Masters, Yoav Kohn, Jacqueline Sin, Marie-Hélène Goulet, Tonje Lossius Husum, Eleni Jelastopulu, Maria Bakola, Tim Opgenhaffen, Guru S. Gowda, Birhanie Mekuriaw, Kathleen De Cuyper, Eimear Muir-Cochrane, Yana Canteloupe, Emer Diviney, Vincent S. Staggs, Melissa Petrakis

There is a global initiative to reduce the use of restrictive care practices in mental health settings. Variations in the reported rates across regions complicate the understanding of their use and tracking trends over time. However, it remains unclear whether these discrepancies reflect real differences in the implementation of these practices or are sourced from inconsistencies in incident classification and reporting methods. This study employed a co-design approach to identify contexts that would influence the classification and reporting of restrictive care practices. The research involved 29 mental health stakeholders, including 22 professional experts from 13 countries across Europe, Africa, North America, Asia and Australasia and seven service users and family carers from Australia. Recruitment was conducted through email invitations, snowball sampling and social media outreach. Six web-based panel meetings, each lasting 90–120 minnutes were held. These discussions focused on exploring various contexts that might lead to uncertainty among professionals when classifying and reporting actions whether or not as restrictive care practices. A final list of 23 contexts was identified and considered for the development of 81 case scenario items. Finally, all the 29 panel members selected 44 from 81 case scenarios for inclusion in an upcoming international survey to examine variations in the classification and reporting of restrictive care practices. The findings from this co-design work emphasise the involvement of a wide range of factors and contexts in the classification and reporting of restrictive care practices that may contribute to the observed variations in the in the reported rates of these practices. The case scenarios developed in this study will support future research and serve educational purposes, illustrating real-life situations in the mental healthcare context.

有一项减少在精神卫生机构使用限制性护理做法的全球倡议。各区域报告的比率的差异使人们对其使用情况的理解和对长期趋势的跟踪复杂化。然而,尚不清楚这些差异是否反映了这些做法实施的实际差异,还是源于事件分类和报告方法的不一致。本研究采用共同设计方法来确定可能影响限制性护理实践分类和报告的环境。这项研究涉及29名心理健康利益相关者,其中包括来自欧洲、非洲、北美、亚洲和大洋洲13个国家的22名专业专家,以及来自澳大利亚的7名服务使用者和家庭照顾者。招聘是通过电子邮件邀请、滚雪球抽样和社交媒体宣传进行的。举行了六次网络小组会议,每次会议持续90-120分钟。这些讨论的重点是探索各种可能导致专业人员在分类和报告行为时不确定的情况,无论是否为限制性护理实践。确定并审议了23种情况的最后清单,以编制81个情景项目。最后,所有29名小组成员从81个案例中选出44个纳入即将进行的国际调查,以检查限制性护理实践分类和报告的差异。这项共同设计工作的发现强调了限制性护理实践分类和报告中涉及的广泛因素和背景,这些因素和背景可能导致这些实践报告率的观察变化。在本研究中发展的案例场景将支持未来的研究,并服务于教育目的,说明现实生活中的精神卫生保健情境。
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IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-12-02 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13468
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Understanding Why People Experiencing a Mental Health Crisis Leave the Emergency Department Before Care: A Qualitative Interpretive Study 了解经历心理健康危机的人为何在接受治疗前离开急诊科:定性解读研究》。
IF 3.6 2区 医学 Q1 NURSING Pub Date : 2024-11-27 DOI: 10.1111/inm.13456
S. Innes, P. Steel, E. Jack, P. Brann, J. Hope

A number of people experiencing a mental health crisis who present to a hospital emergency department (ED) do not wait (DNW) for assessment or care and leave. This phenomenon is poorly understood and offers an opportunity to enhance quality of care. We sought to understand the characteristics and reasons of those who DNW for assessment or care, and what happens after leaving the ED. We used a semi-structured telephone interview method with open-ended and single choice responses. Participants were recruited from Eastern Health hospitals who had been referred from the ED for specialist mental health care. Respondents (N = 42) tended to be female adults in their 30s, accompanied by another person, and seeking short-term relief and long-term care for a mental health crisis. It became increasingly obvious over time to participants that the cost of waiting was outweighed by the benefit of leaving. A range of factors were identified that took them to this tipping point. Over half reported their condition as having improved and did not seek further care after leaving the ED. Respondents thought a comfortable ‘safe place’ and communication that conveyed respect and reduced uncertainty while waiting would reduce early leaving. There were challenges in engaging a DNW population. Nonetheless this study offers valuable insights into this phenomenon in an ED setting. Many of the expressed views for reducing DNW appear to be reasonable and achievable.

许多人在经历了精神健康危机后到医院急诊科(ED)就诊,但没有等待(DNW)评估或护理就离开了。人们对这一现象知之甚少,而这却为提高医疗质量提供了机会。我们试图了解不等待评估或护理的患者的特征和原因,以及他们离开急诊室后的情况。我们采用了半结构化电话访谈法,访谈内容包括开放式回答和单项选择回答。受访者来自东部医疗中心的医院,他们都是从急诊室转来接受专科精神健康护理的。受访者(N = 42)多为 30 多岁的成年女性,由他人陪同,寻求短期缓解和长期治疗心理健康危机。随着时间的推移,参与者越来越明显地感觉到,等待的代价大于离开的好处。有一系列因素导致他们走到了这个临界点。一半以上的受访者表示他们的病情已经好转,离开急诊室后没有再寻求进一步的治疗。受访者认为,一个舒适的 "安全场所 "以及在等待过程中传达尊重和减少不确定性的沟通方式可以减少提前离开的情况。在吸引 DNW 群体参与方面存在挑战。尽管如此,这项研究还是为了解急诊室环境中的这一现象提供了宝贵的见解。许多关于减少提前离院的意见似乎都是合理和可以实现的。
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