The removal of organs and tissues is characterized by a high level of stress and can be very traumatic for the nursing team. This study was informed by a grounded theory approach and was based on data drawn from two focus groups with 15 nurses. Main themes centered on factors that modulate the level of stress (first experiences, children donors, doubts about death, organizational factors), and coping strategies (including nurses’ attitudes toward organ donation and training needs). There is a need to implement training for the stress management of the operating nurses and to provide supportive interventions.
Bani, M., Mazza, U., Valsecchi, M., Rezzonico, G. (2021). The impact of multi-organ procurement surgery in the nursing team: An Italian qualitative study. DEATH STUDIES, 45(5), 354-360 [10.1080/07481187.2019.1648329].
The impact of multi-organ procurement surgery in the nursing team: An Italian qualitative study
Bani, M
Primo
;Mazza, U;Rezzonico, G
2021
Abstract
The removal of organs and tissues is characterized by a high level of stress and can be very traumatic for the nursing team. This study was informed by a grounded theory approach and was based on data drawn from two focus groups with 15 nurses. Main themes centered on factors that modulate the level of stress (first experiences, children donors, doubts about death, organizational factors), and coping strategies (including nurses’ attitudes toward organ donation and training needs). There is a need to implement training for the stress management of the operating nurses and to provide supportive interventions.
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