Abdul-Wahid Mohammed, Yang Xu, Haixiao Hu, Brighter Agyemang
Markov Task Network: A Framework for Service Composition under Uncertainty in Cyber-Physical Systems
Sensors (Basel, Switzerland)
patients postresuscitation period experience critical conditions require highquality care identifying challenges critical care nurses encounter caring resuscitated patients essential improving quality care study aimed identify challenges encountered critical care nurses providing care postresuscitation period qualitative study conducted using semistructured interviews sixteen nurses working intensive care units three teaching hospitals selected purposive sampling data collected analyzed using qualitative content analysis participants experienced individual interpersonal organizational challenges providing postresuscitation care significant challenges include inadequate clinical knowledge experience poor management communication skills lack support nurse managers role ambiguity risk violence inappropriate attitudes physicians towards nurses roles additionally nurses expressed negative attitude towards resuscitated patients critical care nurses face several challenges providing care resuscitated patients enhance quality postresuscitation care address challenges effectively improve longtime survival crucial implement interventions inservice education postresuscitation briefing promotion interprofessional collaboration among healthcare teams providing sufficient human resources clarifying nurses roles postresuscitation period increasing support nursing managers