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Angst, sårbarhed og skam - operationspatienters sanseerfaringer
Engelsk titel: Anxiety, vulnerability and shame - surgical patients’ sensory experiences Läs online Författare: Schjötler, Gitte ; Delmar, Charlotte Språk: Nor Antal referenser: 30 Dokumenttyp: Artikel UI-nummer: 16045318

Tidskrift

Klinisk Sygepleje 2016;30(1)17-30 ISSN 0902-2767 E-ISSN 1903-2285 KIBs bestånd av denna tidskrift Denna tidskrift är expertgranskad (Peer-Reviewed)

Sammanfattning

Purpose: To study the surgery patient’s sensory experiences in the meeting with the operating theatre and the nurse. Background: The surgical patient’s presurgery anxiety may increase the surgical stress response. It is important to understand patients’ needs in order to support them presurgically. Method: Qualitative research and interviews based on a hermeneutic phenomenological conceptual framework. Analysis: Hermeneutical content interpretation based on Kvale and Brinkmann's recommendations. Results: The following main themes emerged from the analysis: «upcoming euthanasia», «authoritarian authorities» and «the assembly line». Conclusion: The study contributes knowledge about: How overwhelming the surgical patient may experience a high-tech operating theatre; how these experiences can be transgressive and harmful to the patient and how interactions can be seen as both caring and authoritarian. A productive and deliberate view of the surgical patient can show that the individual patient may feel overlooked.