Soukaina Salah-Elkheir, Samira Elmachtani-Idrissi, Sanae Bouhsain, Abdellah Dami, Asmaa Biaz
Graves' Disease: Acquired Cause of a Moderate Increase in Hemoglobin A2 Level
Clinical laboratory
family presence resuscitation fpdr accepted practice many western countries research proven positive impact patient family also health care providers malaysia known whether nurses critical care settings agrees family members presence resuscitation process study aims determine perspectives nurses toward family presence resuscitation critical care settings hospital universiti sains malaysia study specifically looked risk benefits perceived nurses related family presence resuscitation selfconfidence perceived nurses related family presence resuscitation correlation nurses perception risk benefits selfconfidence related family presence resuscitation crosssectional study conducted using selfadministered questionnaire entitled family presence riskbenefit scale family presence selfconfidence scale purposive sampling method used include 130 nurses working eight intensive care units hospital universiti sains malaysia descriptive statistics pearsons correlation test used analyse variables fpdr findings revealed nurses critical care setting perceived low riskbenefit low selfconfident regards family presence resuscitation pearson correlation analysis showed correlation perceptions riskbenefits selfconfidence among critical care nurses r 0016 relatively nurses perceived family presence resuscitation would place high risk low benefit family members thus need education training guideline enrich concept fpdr implementation