Factors influencing teamwork in a paediatric interventional radiology team

Q3 Social Sciences
Dimitri A. Parra , Linda M. Jones
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Abstract

Background

Successful interprofessional teamwork is fundamental for safe and high-quality healthcare. Teamwork enablers and barriers have been studied in settings such as operating rooms but there are few studies in interventional radiology. Relevant factors include communication, stress, and clinical complexity.

Objectives

To determine factors influencing teamwork in a paediatric interventional radiology team, compare them with the existing literature, and identify improvement opportunities.

Materials and methods

A qualitative case study was performed. Data was gathered using semi-structured interviews, followed by a validated online survey. Registered nurses, medical radiation technologist, physicians and administrative staff were included. An inductive approach was utilized to perform a thematic analysis, assisted by the NVivo 12 data organization software.

Results

All professional groups were represented in 17 interviews and 20 survey replies. Seven themes were identified: functional teamwork; communication; stress and patient complexity; learning opportunities; processual complexities; organizational support; and hierarchy. Teamwork enablers were adequate team function, collegiality, and collaboration; and barriers were communication issues, stress, and lack of feedback. Improvement opportunities included team building activities and interprofessional learning. There were differences in the perception of team performance in different professional groups, with registered nurses having the lower perception of communication.

Conclusion

Factors influencing teamwork found in the paediatric interventional radiology team studied were similar to those reported in the literature for the operating rooms including, communication, collaboration, stress, and hierarchy. Awareness of these factors is crucial for patient safety, job satisfaction, productivity, and team function. Different professional groups have diverse perceptions and challenges. Teamwork improvement strategies require multilayer interventions at the personal, team and institutional level.
影响儿科介入放射科团队合作的因素
成功的跨专业团队合作是安全和高质量医疗保健的基础。团队合作的促成因素和障碍已经在手术室等环境中进行了研究,但在介入放射学方面的研究很少。相关因素包括沟通、压力和临床复杂性。目的探讨影响儿科介入放射科团队合作的因素,并与现有文献进行比较,找出改进的机会。材料与方法进行定性个案研究。数据是通过半结构化访谈收集的,然后是经过验证的在线调查。其中包括注册护士、医疗放射技师、医生和行政人员。在NVivo 12数据组织软件的协助下,采用归纳方法进行主题分析。结果17次访谈和20份问卷回复均代表了所有专业群体。确定了七个主题:职能团队合作;沟通;压力和患者复杂性;学习的机会;processual复杂性;组织支持;和层次结构。团队合作的促成因素是充分的团队功能、同僚关系和协作;障碍是沟通问题、压力和缺乏反馈。改善的机会包括团队建设活动和跨专业学习。不同专业群体对团队绩效的感知存在差异,注册护士对沟通的感知较低。结论影响儿科介入放射科团队合作的因素与文献报道的手术室团队合作的因素相似,包括沟通、协作、压力和等级。意识到这些因素对于患者安全、工作满意度、生产力和团队功能至关重要。不同的专业群体有不同的看法和挑战。团队合作改进策略需要在个人、团队和机构层面进行多层干预。
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期刊介绍: Journal of Interprofessional Education & Practice, a quarterly online-only journal, provides innovative ideas for interprofessional educators and practitioners through peer-reviewed articles and reports. Each issue examines current issues and trends in interprofessional healthcare topics, offering progressive solutions to the challenges facing the profession. The Journal of Interprofessional Education & Practice (JIEP) is affiliated with University of Nebraska Medical Center and the official journal of National Academies of Practice (NAP) and supports its mission to serve the public and the health profession by advancing education, policy, practice & research.
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