Fran Hearn, Laura Biggs, Stephanie Brown, Lien Tran, Sherinald Shwe, Ta Mwe Paw Noe, Shadow Toke, May Alqas Alias, Maryaan Essa, Shogoufa Hydari, Josef Szwarc, Elisha Riggs
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describe patient engagement safety strategy perspective hospitalized surgical patients cancer qualitative descriptive approach using grounded theory memorial sloan kettering cancer center new york new york 13 hospitalized surgical patients cancer grounded theory maximum variation sampling participants perceptions regarding engagement patient safety strategy expressed three overarching themes using direct messaging safety opposed patient safety teaching patients specific behaviors maintain safety appeared facilitate patient engagement increase awareness safety issues patients may willing accept responsibility ensuring safety engaging behaviors intuitive clearly instructed however described involvement safety right obligation clear inviting multimodal communication appears greatest potential enhance patients engagement safety nurses ongoing assessment patients ability engage critical insofar provides opportunity encourage engagement without placing undue burden employing communication techniques consider patients perspectives nurses support patient engagement