Expectations of relatives of Syrian patients in intensive care units in a state hospital in Turkey
Expectations of relatives of Syrian patients in intensive care units in a state hospital in Turkey
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DOI：
10.1111/jocn.13254
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发表时间：
2016-08-01
影响因子：
4.2
通讯作者：
Gulbil, Ugur
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作者：
Sevinc, Sibel;Ajghif, Mohammad;Gulbil, Ugur
目的和目标。该研究的目的是描述在土耳其一家医院的重症监护室的叙利亚患者的亲属的个人经历。重症监护室的概念对家庭成员来说特别可怕。目前对重症监护室护士培训的建议应支持对患者（和家属）护理的整体方法，包括家属可以轻松理解的解释，并允许家属定期看望患者。这项定性研究于2014年6月至8月进行，包括30名叙利亚家庭成员的研究样本，这些家庭成员与在土耳其一家州立医院重症监护室接受治疗的患者有关。数据通过半结构化访谈收集。我们使用百分比来表示描述性数据，并进行定性内容分析。经过数据分析，出现了六个主题：（1）沟通相关的困难，（2）接收有关患者病情的信息的困难，（3）满足个人需求的困难，（4）与其他家庭成员沟通的困难，（5）从其他家庭成员获得支持的困难，和（6）未满足的期望，从护士和医院管理。在土耳其的重症监护室接受治疗的叙利亚患者亲属在从医护人员那里接收信息、通知其他家庭成员、从其他家庭成员那里获得社会支持以及从护士和医院管理部门获得各种未满足的期望方面经历了沟通困难。这项研究的结果可用于制定指导方针和预测，以应对来自外国的患者亲属可能出现的情况，这些亲属来到我们日益全球化的世界中，为接受医疗保健服务的患者提供支持。
Aims and objectives. The purpose of the study was to describe the personal experiences of relatives of Syrian patients in the intensive care unit in one hospital in Turkey.Background. The concept of the intensive care unit can be particularly frightening for family members. Current recommendations for training Intensive care unit nurses should support a holistic approach to patient (and family) care, including explanations at a level that families can easily understand and allowing family members to see the patient at regular intervals.Design. This qualitative study was conducted between June and August 2014 and included a study sample of 30 Syrian family members related to patients receiving treatment at a state hospital intensive care unit in Turkey.Methods. Data were collected by semi-structured interviews. We used percentages to represent descriptive data and conducted qualitative content analysis.Results. Following data analysis, six themes arose: (1) communication-related difficulties, (2) difficulties receiving information regarding the patient's condition, (3) difficulties meeting personal needs, (4) difficulties communicating with other family members, (5) difficulties receiving support from other family members, and (6) unmet expectations from nurses and hospital administration.Conclusions. Syrian patient's relatives receiving treatment in an intensive care unit in Turkey experienced communication difficulties in terms of receiving information from health care personnel, informing other family members, receiving social support from other family members, and having various unmet expectations from nurses and hospital administration.Relevance to clinical practice. The results of this study can be used to develop guidelines and predictions for scenarios that are likely to arise for patients' relatives from foreign countries who arrive to support patients who receive healthcare services in our increasingly global world.