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Dalia Mohammed Aljohani
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导读:在麻醉诱导(PPIA)中父母的存在对儿科患者、家长和麻醉工作人员都有潜在的积极影响。一些研究已经探讨了PPIA的有效性。然而,最近没有研究探讨麻醉人员对PPIA的看法、经验和挑战。本研究的目的是了解沙特阿拉伯一家医院麻醉师和麻醉技术人员对PPIA的看法、经验和挑战。方法:本研究采用混合方法设计,采用定性描述方法。数据收集的三角方法,包括第一阶段,定量李克特量表问卷,第二阶段,定性半结构化访谈。在问卷调查阶段共招募13名麻醉医师,然后再对6名麻醉医师进行访谈。采用Microsoft Excel对定量数据集进行分析,并采用描述性统计给出结果。定性数据集使用主题分析和结果给出了主题和参与者的报价。结果:数据分析确定了具有代表性的主题,麻醉医师和麻醉技术人员对PPIA支持的看法和经验没有重大差异。根据麻醉人员的经验,他们相信PPIA的好处,如减少镇静的使用,最大限度地减少儿童的焦虑,提高与工作人员的合作水平。提出了几点,表明PPIA存在挑战,焦虑的父母和医院政策是主要关注的问题。结论:该研究提供了来自麻醉从业人员的证据,证明在沙特医院内,PPIA是被视为积极的。该研究结果支持进一步研究以改善儿科麻醉实践,包括对医院指导方针和政策的审查。
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Views, Experiences, and Challenges of Anesthetists and Anesthesia Technologists on Parental Presence During Induction of Anesthesia in Children: A Mixed Method Study.

Introduction: Parental presence during induction of anesthesia (PPIA) has a potential positive impact on the pediatric patient, parents, and anesthesia staff. Several studies have explored the effectiveness of PPIA. However, there are no recent studies that explore the anesthesia staff's views, experiences, and challenges toward PPIA. The aim of this study was to discover the views, experiences, and challenges of anesthetists and anesthesia technologists regarding PPIA within a hospital in Saudi Arabia.

Methods: This study followed a mixed-method design with a qualitative descriptive approach. A methodologic triangulation of data collection, comprising phase one, quantitative Likert-scale questionnaires, and phase two, qualitative semi-structured interviews. Thirteen anesthetic practitioners were recruited in the questionnaire phase, and then six anesthetic practitioners participated in the interviews. The quantitative data set was analyzed using Microsoft Excel and results are given using descriptive statistics. The qualitative data set used thematic analysis and results are given using themes and participants' quotes.

Results: The data analysis identified representative themes and revealed no major differences in the opinions and experiences of anesthetists and anesthesia technologists on PPIA support. Based on the anesthesia staff's experiences, they believed in PPIA benefits, such as reduction in sedation use, minimizing the child's anxiety, and enhanced level of cooperation with the staff. Several points were raised indicating that there were challenges of PPIA with anxious parents and hospital policy being the main concern.

Conclusion: The study provides evidence from anesthetic practitioners that PPIA is seen in a positive light within the Saudi hospital. The study's findings support further research to improve pediatric anesthesia practice, including a review of the hospital guidelines and policy.

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