Registered nurses’ experiences of caring for pregnant and postpartum women in general hospital settings: a systematic review and meta‐synthesis of qualitative data

Bayes, Sara; Ewens, Beverley

doi:10.1111/jocn.13524

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“…Providing postoperative care to children in the CTICU requires a thorough understanding of protocols, procedure manuals, surgical interventions and techniques, including children’s anatomy and physiology for best quality care. Bayes and Ewens ( 2016 :599) agreed that future NQPNs need clinical exposure in a CTICU environment to understand the unit’s dynamics. In addition, nursing institutions’ curriculums should cover different paediatric conditions and surgeries to equip nursing students with relevant information, especially in the r. 683 programme.…”

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Newly qualified professional nurses’ experiences providing postoperative care to children in CTICU

Mehlape,

Matlala

2024

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Background: It is challenging for newly qualified professional nurses (NQPNs) to care for children with congenital heart abnormalities following cardiac surgery in cardiothoracic critical care units. This population of nurses is allocated to critically ill children in the cardiothoracic intensive care unit (CTICU) even though they lack sufficient knowledge, experience and skills to care for these patients.Objectives: This study explored, described and made recommendations to support NQPNs who provide postoperative care to children in a CTICU.Method: A qualitative, exploratory, descriptive and contextual research design was used. Purposive sampling was employed, and in-depth individual phenomenological interviews were conducted with 10 NQPNs. Data were analysed according to Giorgio’s descriptive phenomenological method, and measures to ensure trustworthiness and ethical principles were followed.Results: The NQPNs cited their lack of knowledge and mentoring as the primary contributors to their perceived challenges. This population requires motivation, mentoring and empowerment to address this phenomenon.Conclusion: Professional nurses in CTICUs require a supportive work environment, with encouragement from colleagues, management and doctors. A lack of support compromises patient care outcomes and safety, resulting in litigation.Contribution: Recommendations are provided for nursing education, research and practice to empower NQPNs with knowledge and skills to work with children following cardiac surgery to avoid adverse events in the CTICU.

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Newly qualified professional nurses’ experiences providing postoperative care to children in CTICU

Mehlape,

Matlala

2024

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“…Hammell, 2006), nursing (e.g. Bayes and Ewens, 2017), and psychology (e.g. Willig and Wirth, 2018) to synthesize qualitative evidence from several cases.…”

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Shared service implementation in multidivisional organizations: A meta-synthesis study

Richter

Brühl

2021

Journal of General Management

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The purpose of this article is to explore shared service center (SSC) implementation. Shared service is a key concept by which corporations organize their resources. Research indicates that some organizations struggle with implementing SSC and sometimes entirely fail to implement them. Although prior research exploring the determinants of implementation success is relatively scarce, researchers have conducted several SSC implementation case studies. However, these valuable findings remain isolated in stand-alone case studies. We aggregated the results of these studies using a qualitative meta-synthesis to identify, extract, and synthesize variables, their interrelations, and their relationships to SSC success. The outcome is a theoretical model that describes which factors are important and how and why they are related to SSC success. Overall, we make important contributions to the growing SSC research by shedding theoretical light on SSC implementation. We also provide a set of propositions and make suggestions for future research.

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Registered nurses’ experiences of caring for pregnant and postpartum women in general hospital settings: a systematic review and meta‐synthesis of qualitative data

Cited by 2 publications

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Newly qualified professional nurses’ experiences providing postoperative care to children in CTICU

Newly qualified professional nurses’ experiences providing postoperative care to children in CTICU

Shared service implementation in multidivisional organizations: A meta-synthesis study

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