ArticleApplied nursing research : ANR2020
The sum of us. Implementing a Person Centred Care Bundle - A narrative inquiry.
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- 'Paper care not patient care': Nurse and patient experiences of comprehensive risk assessment and care plan documentation in hospital.Journal of clinical nursing · 2023Article
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Abstract
aimThis study is a narrative inquiry that aims to better understand the experience of nurses implementing a Person-Centred Care (PCC) bundle onto an acute care ward in a large hospital in Melbourne, Australia.
backgroundThe PCC includes five key focus areas aimed at streamlining nursing practice 1) Nursing assessment and care planning, 2) bedside handover, 3) patient safety rounding, 4) patient whiteboards, and 5) safety huddles. The PCC bundle outlines a nursing care process that is interactional with the patient, focused on information sharing, safety and respect.
methodA narrative inquiry was used to explore the nurse's experiences implementing the PCC. Surveys and focus groups were used to collect data and thematic analysis was used to identify any key themes.
resultsThe three themes were; Passing the baton; Keeping the cogs moving when time poor; and Deep interpersonal relating-The sum of us.
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