Nurses' Experiences of the Quality of Family-Centered Patient Counselling in Paediatric Delirium: A Qualitative Descriptive Study
Alanko, Riitta; Jansson, Miia; Saarenpää, Tiina; Kerimaa, Heli; Peltoniemi, Outi; Tervonen, Miikka; Lahtela, Tiina; Pölkki, Tarja (2025-04-28)
John Wiley & Sons
28.04.2025
Alanko, R., Jansson, M., Saarenpää, T., Kerimaa, H., Peltoniemi, O., Tervonen, M., Lahtela, T. and Pölkki, T. (2025), Nurses' Experiences of the Quality of Family-Centered Patient Counselling in Paediatric Delirium: A Qualitative Descriptive Study. Nurs Open, 12: e70235. https://doi.org/10.1002/nop2.70235
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Abstract
Aim:
To describe nurses' experiences of the quality of family-centred patient counselling in paediatric delirium.
Design:
A qualitative descriptive study.
Methods:
Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 10 PICU nurses with experience in managing paediatric patients at high risk of developing delirium. The data were analysed inductively.
Results:
The study identified four main categories, 10 generic categories, and 34 specific subcategories within family-centered patient counselling in paediatric delirium, offering a comprehensive framework to enhance counselling practices for families in paediatric delirium care.
Conclusions:
The study highlights areas to improve family-centered patient counselling in paediatric delirium, particularly focusing on sufficiency, resources, and implementation. It emphasises the need for improved delirium-related knowledge among healthcare providers. The study also suggests that digital services, such as websites and digital care pathways, can improve information access for families, enhancing the family-centeredness of counselling.
Patient or Public Contribution:
None.
Aim:
To describe nurses' experiences of the quality of family-centred patient counselling in paediatric delirium.
Design:
A qualitative descriptive study.
Methods:
Semi-structured interviews were conducted with 10 PICU nurses with experience in managing paediatric patients at high risk of developing delirium. The data were analysed inductively.
Results:
The study identified four main categories, 10 generic categories, and 34 specific subcategories within family-centered patient counselling in paediatric delirium, offering a comprehensive framework to enhance counselling practices for families in paediatric delirium care.
Conclusions:
The study highlights areas to improve family-centered patient counselling in paediatric delirium, particularly focusing on sufficiency, resources, and implementation. It emphasises the need for improved delirium-related knowledge among healthcare providers. The study also suggests that digital services, such as websites and digital care pathways, can improve information access for families, enhancing the family-centeredness of counselling.
Patient or Public Contribution:
None.
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