使用移动应用程序减少职业倦怠的策略:创建和开发 SANE Well 应用程序。

Deborah Williams, Lindsay Bouchard, Isabel Giraldo, Gary Carstensen, Lisa Kiser, Lauren Acosta, Susan Buxbaum, Ava Wong, Douglas Taren
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导言:性侵犯护士检查员(SANE)为性侵犯幸存者提供专业的医疗法医护理,经常在压力环境下工作,并经常接触到病人的创伤经历。目的:本文旨在介绍一种 SANE 支持应用程序的开发情况,所有 SANE 均可使用,该应用程序利用自我保健和积极应对策略来增强 SANE 的复原力,从而减少职业倦怠:SANE 支持应用程序的概念框架是心理急救,这是一种以证据为依据、手册化的干预措施,可在个人遭遇潜在创伤事件后立即为其提供帮助。与急救人员进行的焦点小组讨论为名为 "SANE Well "的应用程序的内容提供了参考:SANE Well 在一个易于使用的移动平台上免费提供了这些有用的应对元素。在两次 SANE 临床技能实验室培训中进行的用户测试表明,该应用程序具有流畅、高效的功能,而且没有不必要的复杂性,达到了预期目标:SANE 急需在护理遭受性侵犯者时保护他们的健康。SANE Well 应用程序提供了一种新颖的方式,为护士提供并鼓励积极的应对策略,以减少职业倦怠。
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Burnout Reduction Strategies Using Mobile-Based Applications: The Creation and Development of the SANE Well App.

Introduction: Sexual assault nurse examiners (SANEs) provide specialized medical forensic care to survivors of sexual assault, often working in stressful conditions, with routine exposure to the traumatic experiences of their patients. SANEs experience high levels of both vicarious trauma and burnout.

Purpose: The purpose of this article was to describe the development of a SANE support application, accessible to all SANEs, that utilizes self-care and positive coping strategies to enhance SANE resilience and thereby reduce burnout.

Methods: The conceptual framework for the SANE support application was psychological first aid, an evidence-informed, manualized intervention to assist individuals in the immediate aftermath of exposure to potentially traumatic events. Focus groups with SANEs informed the content of the application named "SANE Well."

Result: SANE Well delivers these helpful coping elements within an easy-to-use, mobile platform, at no cost. User testing during two SANE clinical skills laboratory trainings revealed the app had smooth and efficient functionality and meets its intended goals without unnecessary complexities.

Conclusion: There is an urgent need for SANEs to protect their well-being while they care for individuals who have experienced sexual assault. The SANE Well application offers a novel way to provide and encourage positive coping strategies for nurses to reduce burnout.

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