2017
DOI: 10.26550/303/39.45
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Knowledge and perceptions of the NMSA role in Australia: A perioperative staff survey

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“…This consistency is seen to enhance communication across the surgical team increasing patient safety, increasing efficiencies in both the individual patients' surgical journey and across the surgical service. aUthOrs OliVia sONNeBOrN MN, RN 1,2 Peter staceY MN, RN 2…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This consistency is seen to enhance communication across the surgical team increasing patient safety, increasing efficiencies in both the individual patients' surgical journey and across the surgical service. aUthOrs OliVia sONNeBOrN MN, RN 1,2 Peter staceY MN, RN 2…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Advanced practice nurse (APN) roles have been implemented across all areas of the Australian health service and have extended into the perioperative environment mainly in the form of the perioperative nurse surgical assistant (PNSA) 1 . Despite over 20 years of research articles in Australia reporting the benefits of the PNSA role there continues to be a lack of recognition of PNSAs and limitations to the broader implementation and uptake of PNSA practice [2][3][4] .…”
Section: Pnsa: the Past And Presentmentioning
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“…ACORN guidelines concede that perioperative nurses may be asked to undertake the role of surgical assistant as a substitute for unavailable doctors even when nurses have not embarked on further postgraduate studies or undertaken specific training 1,3 . The PNSA role is an extended role and one that rural and remote nurses often report feeling 'unprepared for' yet must still perform 16 .…”
Section: Pnsa: the Past And Presentmentioning
confidence: 99%
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