支持急诊护理机构的护士畅所欲言。

Q3 Nursing Emergency Nurse Pub Date : 2024-04-30 Epub Date: 2023-09-19 DOI:10.7748/en.2023.e2162
Binx Clarke-Romain
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护士向高级临床医生提出问题的能力和信心是患者安全和患者护理质量不可或缺的一部分。如果护士在需要时不说出来,就会导致抢救失败。在繁忙的急诊科和复杂的重大创伤患者病例中,护士大声疾呼存在许多障碍。SBAR(情况、背景、评估、建议)方法等评估和沟通工具以及分级自信等沟通技巧有助于克服其中一些障碍。本文通过一个案例研究来讨论护士如何以尊重但有效的方式将自己的担忧上报给创伤团队领导。文章介绍了护士直言不讳的障碍以及支持护士直言不讳的工具,重点介绍了分级自信。
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Supporting nurses in acute and emergency care settings to speak up.

Nurses' competence and confidence in raising concerns with senior clinicians is integral to patient safety and the quality of patient care. If nurses do not speak up when needed it can contribute to incidences of failure to rescue. There are many barriers to nurses speaking up in busy emergency departments and complex major trauma patient cases. Assessment and communication tools such as the SBAR (situation, background, assessment, recommendation) approach and communication techniques such as graded assertiveness can help to overcome some of these barriers. This article uses a case study to discuss how nurses can respectfully but efficiently escalate their concerns to the trauma team leader. It describes barriers to nurses speaking up and tools that can support nurses to speak up, with a focus on graded assertiveness.

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