姑息治疗故事交流会:一种创新的讲故事干预方式,旨在建立社区、培养共同的意义并提高可持续性。

IF 16.4 1区 化学 Q1 CHEMISTRY, MULTIDISCIPLINARY Accounts of Chemical Research Pub Date : 2024-09-30 DOI:10.1017/S1478951524001226
Alexis Drutchas, Rachel Rusch, Richard Leiter
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目的:姑息关怀(PC)面临劳动力危机。重症患者的数量超过了姑息关怀临床医生的数量,临床医生在工作中面临着反复的损失和极度的痛苦,这可能会产生有害的后果,如职业倦怠和自然减员。我们迫切需要采取干预措施,在这种情绪复杂的环境中促进社区的蓬勃发展。讲故事是一条很有前途的道路。在 COVID-19 大流行之前、期间和之后的几个月里,PC 临床医生普遍感到孤独和精神痛苦,为了应对这种情况,我们创建了姑息治疗故事交流会(PSE),这是一种讲故事的干预措施,旨在建立社区、减少孤独感并帮助临床医生重新发现他们工作的共同意义。本文讨论了这一新颖的干预措施和初步的项目评估数据,这些数据显示了 PSE 迄今为止所产生的影响:方法:参与者自愿填写一份 "健康后 "和 "健康前 "的调查问卷,对自己的经历进行反思:到目前为止,已有超过 1000 名参与者参加了 PSE。2022 年秋季,我们开始分发 "事后-事前 "评估调查。迄今为止,来自 10 个不同国家实践地点的 130 名跨专业参与者完成了调查。调查结果显示,参加 PSE 后,参与者对自己的工作和更广泛的姑息关怀社区的联系感有所增强。此外,在所有自由文本回复中,超过一半的回复用 "有意义"、"治愈"、"强大 "和 "普遍 "等词语来描述他们的参与:结果的意义:培训计划和医疗机构利用人文学科来支持临床医生的健康并改善患者护理。PSE 通过将讲故事、利用反思进行社区共创以及共同意义创造等新颖的方式结合起来,在此基础上开展工作。初步调查数据显示,参加 PSE 后,参与者对自己的工作、自己故事的意义以及与 PC 社区的联系都有了更深的感受。展望未来,我们将努力扩大我们的实践社区,举办促进者领导力课程,并严格研究 PSE 对临床医生健康成果的影响。
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The Palliative Story Exchange: An innovative storytelling intervention to build community, foster shared meaning, and improve sustainability.

Objective: Palliative care (PC) faces a workforce crisis. Seriously ill patients surpass the supply of PC cliniciansin their work clinicians face repeated loss and extreme suffering which can have deleterious consequences, such as burnout and attrition. We urgently need interventions that foster thriving communities in this emotionally complex environment. Storytelling represents a promising path forward. In response to widespread loneliness and moral distress among PC clinicians before, during, and after the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic, we created the Palliative Story Exchange (PSE), a storytelling intervention to build community, decrease isolation, and help clinicians rediscover the shared meaning in their work. This paper discusses this novel intervention and initial program evaluation data demonstrating the PSE's impact thus far.

Methods: Participants voluntarily complete a post-then-pre wellness survey reflecting on their experience.

Results: Thus far, over 1,000 participants have attended a PSE. In the fall of 2022, we began distributing a post-then-pre-evaluation survey. To date, 130 interprofessional participants from practice locations across 10 different countries completed the survey. Responses demonstrate an increase in the connection that participants felt toward their work and the larger palliative care community after attending a PSE. Further, more than half of all free-text responses include terms such as, "meaningful," "healing," "powerful," and "universal," to describe their participation.

Significance of results: Training programs and healthcare organizations use the humanities to support clinician wellness and improve patient care. The PSE builds upon this work through a novel combination of storytelling, community co-creation using reflection, and shared meaning making. Initial survey data demonstrates that after attending a PSE, participants feel increased meaning in their work, in the significance of their own stories, and connection with the PC community. Moving forward, we seek to expand our community of practice, host a facilitator leadership course, and rigorously study the PSE's impact on clinician wellness outcomes.

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Accounts of Chemical Research
Accounts of Chemical Research 化学-化学综合
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