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Successes and Challenges of Interprofessional Physiologic Birth and Obstetric Emergency Simulations in a Nurse‐Midwifery Education Program 下载免费PDF全文
Jenna Shaw‐Battista CNM RN NP PhD Cynthia Belew CNM RN MS WHNP Deborah Anderson CNM RN MS Sandrijn van Schaik MD PhD 《Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health》2015,60(6):735-743
This article describes childbirth simulation design and implementation within the nurse‐midwifery education program at the University of California, San Francisco. Nurse‐midwife and obstetrician faculty coordinators were supported by faculty from multiple professions and specialties in curriculum review and simulation development and implementation. The primary goal of the resulting technology‐enhanced simulations of normal physiologic birth and obstetric emergencies was to assist learners’ development of interprofessional competencies related to communication, teamwork, and patient‐centered care. Trainees included nurse‐midwifery students; residents in obstetrics, pediatrics, and family medicine; medical students; and advanced practice nursing students in pediatrics. The diversity of participant types and learning levels provided benefits and presented challenges to effective scenario‐based simulation design among numerous other theoretical and logistical considerations. This project revealed practical solutions informed by emerging health sciences and education research literature, faculty experience, and formal course evaluations by learners. Best practices in simulation development and implementation were incorporated, including curriculum revision grounded in needs assessment, case‐ and event‐based clinical scenarios, optimization of fidelity, and ample time for participant debriefing. Adequate preparation and attention to detail increased the immersive experience and benefits of simulation. Suggestions for fidelity enhancement are provided with examples of simulation scenarios, a timeline for preparations, and discussion topics to facilitate meaningful learning by maternity and newborn care providers and trainees in clinical and academic settings. Pre‐ and postsimulation measurements of knowledge, skills, and attitudes are ongoing and not reported. This article is part of a special series of articles that address midwifery innovations in clinical practice, education, interprofessional collaboration, health policy, and global health. 相似文献
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Jada G. Hamilton PhD MPH Sadie P. Hutson PhD RN WHNP BC Richard P. Moser PhD Sarah C. Kobrin PhD MPH Amy E. Frohnmayer MA Blanche P. Alter MD MPH Paul K. J. Han MD MA MPH 《Annals of behavioral medicine》2013,46(2):204-216
Background
Effects of different sources of medical uncertainty on people’s health-related cognitions, emotions, and decision making have yet to be systematically examined.Purpose
The aim of this study is to examine how uncertainties arising from different sources are associated with decision making regarding stem cell transplantation in Fanconi anemia, a rare, inherited bone marrow failure syndrome that typically presents during childhood.Methods
Data were collected through a cross-sectional survey of 178 parents of 126 Fanconi anemia patients.Results
Two distinct sources of uncertainty were associated with decision outcomes: probability was associated with a lower likelihood of choosing stem cell transplantation, and ambiguity due to conflicting expert opinions was associated with greater decision-making difficulty. Concern about transplantation may mediate these associations.Conclusions
Different sources of uncertainty have different effects on Fanconi anemia treatment decisions, which may be mediated by parents’ emotional reactions. Further research is needed to elucidate these effects and help Fanconi anemia families cope with uncertainty. 相似文献5.
Daisy J. Goodman CNM WHNP‐BC DNP Kristina B. Wolff PhD MPA 《Journal of Midwifery & Women's Health》2013,58(3):278-287
Alcohol and drug use is a significant public health problem with particular implications for the health and safety of women. Women who abuse these substances are more likely to have untreated depression and anxiety and are at higher risk for intimate partner violence, homelessness, incarceration, infectious disease, and unplanned pregnancy. Substance abuse during pregnancy places both mother and fetus at risk for adverse perinatal outcomes. Data regarding the prevalence of substance abuse in women are conflicting and difficult to interpret. On the clinical level, strong arguments exist against routine urine drug testing and in favor of the use of validated instruments to screen women for drug and alcohol use both in primary women's health care and during pregnancy. A number of sex‐specific screening tools are available for clinicians, some of which have also been validated for use during pregnancy. Given the risks associated with untreated substance abuse and dependence in women, the integration of drug and alcohol screening into daily clinical practice is imperative. This article reviews screening tools available to providers in both the prenatal and primary women's health care settings and addresses some of the challenges raised when women screen positive for drug and alcohol abuse. 相似文献
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Carol Shieh RNC DNSc Barbara Hosei RN MSN WHNP 《Journal of community health nursing》2013,30(2):73-90
Interdisciplinary collaboration and coordination of services are receiving new emphasis in Birth to Three Early Intervention programs under Part H of Public Law (PL) 102-119 (Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, formerly PL 99-457, the Education for All Handicapped Children Act). Public Health Nurses (PHNs) have historically provided health promotion services in the home to families of infants and children with special health and developmental needs, whereas other community programs have provided specific developmental and related services. Now, as the number of professional specialties involved with children with special needs increases, overlap also increases. Nursing is frequently questioned as to its unique contribution. The holistic health perspective of nursing, which integrates all aspects of the health and well-being of individuals and families, can provide especially valuable insight to the assessment, planning, and service delivery processes. Nurses need to not only participate in the planning process during the interdisciplinary planning meetings, but also to contribute their own assessment and recommendations from a nursing perspective. Under PL 102-119, the Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP) provides the framework for family-centered planning of services for the infant or young child with special needs. Developed in partnership with the family, this plan identifies strengths, resources, concerns, and priorities based on the family's determination of relevancy (Sokoly &; Dokecki, 1992). IFSP development includes formal and informal assessments by qualified professionals who provide their special expertise as shaped by the family's priorities. The health assessment and services called for within PL 102-119 are consistent with public health nursing's focus on prevention and early intervention. Health issues are basic to the definition of children with special health needs and often must be addressed before developmental goals can be... 相似文献
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The Effect of Evidence‐Based Scripted Midwifery Counseling on Women's Choices About Mode of Birth After a Previous Cesarean 下载免费PDF全文
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