The Strategies to Improve Quality Care in Pediatric Angiography

Abstract

Background and Aim: The development of technology and the increase of intensive care beds strongly demand a professional care team in these areas. In addition, intensive care staff experience severe occupational stressors such as time pressure, low social support, overwork, and spiritual and moral distress. This study aimed to explain the strategies for promoting quality care in pediatric angiography. Materials and Methods: This is a qualitative study conducted with the participation of 20 members of the care unit. Sampling was done until data saturation. Data analysis was performed using qualitative content analysis. Results: By analyzing the data, three reform classes of structural management, human resource management, and human interaction were found. Conclusion: The strategies to improve the management of the Angiography Department are affected by various factors such as structural management, human resource management, and human interaction. To improve the management of this department, managers should pay special attention to the standardization of the department and increase the level of communication skills of the care team.