最佳实践信息表的实施评估:成人人工气道气管抽吸

Ann McKillop RN MA
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目的本报告评估了与成人人工气道气管抽吸相关的最佳实践信息表的实施情况。新西兰奥克兰的循证护理中心对证据进行了系统审查,并编制了最佳实践信息表。本研究是对本信息表影响的评估。该研究还描述了在三个研究地点实施最佳实践信息表的过程。方法对105名护士在新西兰和澳大利亚分别进行了调查。使用前后设计,在发布最佳实践信息表时收集数据,然后收集大约12 几个月后。观察抽吸实践,重点是护士对患者的评估、抽吸程序以及抽吸决策的依据。比较前后数据,以获取最佳实践信息表中建议对实践的可能影响。对参与领导每个地点执行进程的人员进行了电话采访,对采访记录进行了主题分析,并进行了比较。结果三个地点和建议对证据的接受程度各不相同。对于一些建议,采用最佳做法信息表的建议的趋势不大。其他建议与现行惯例一致,因此没有任何变化。每个研究站点都采用了一系列策略来实施最佳实践信息表。在一个地点提出了更多的建议,这一做法得到了改进。该网站似乎使用了更多的信息来源来评估实践质量,这可能提高了抽吸的知名度及其对患者的影响。结论本研究表明,在实施计划和最佳实践信息表的背景下,12个月内的一些行为变化表明,护理实践中适度采纳最佳实践建议的趋势。
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Evaluation of the implementation of a best practice information sheet: tracheal suctioning of adults with an artificial airway

Purpose This report presents an evaluation of the implementation of a Best Practice Information Sheet related to tracheal suctioning of adults with an artificial airway. The Centre for Evidence-Based Nursing Aotearoa based in Auckland, New Zealand, conducted a systematic review of the evidence and produced a Best Practice Information Sheet. The present study is an evaluation of the impact of this information sheet. The study also describes the process used to implement the Best Practice Information Sheet at each of three study sites.

Method A survey of 105 nurses was conducted at three sites: one in New Zealand and two in Australia. Using a before/after design, data were collected at the time of release of the Best Practice Information Sheet and then approximately 12 months later. Suctioning practice was observed with a focus on assessment of the patient by the nurse, the procedure used to suction and the bases for decisions made about suctioning. Before and after data were compared to capture the possible effects on practice of the recommendations in the Best Practice Information Sheet. Those involved in leading the implementation process at each site were interviewed by telephone, notes from the interviews were thematically analysed and comparisons were drawn.

Results The degree of uptake of the evidence was variable across the three sites and across the recommendations. For a number of recommendations, there was a modest trend towards the uptake of the recommendations of the Best Practice Information Sheet. Other recommendations were congruent with existing usual practice and therefore no change was observed. Each study site employed a range of strategies to implement the Best Practice Information Sheet. Improved practice was seen in relation to a greater number of recommendations at one site. This site appears to have used more sources of information to evaluate the quality of practice, which may have raised the profile of suctioning and its impact on patients.

Conclusions This study suggests a trend towards a modest uptake of best practice recommendations into nursing practice demonstrated by some behavioural changes within a 12-month period in the context of an implementation plan and a Best Practice Information Sheet.

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