Qualitative assessment of nurse satisfaction in the paediatric cardiac ICU

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The objective of this qualitative assessment, utilising the constant comparative method, was to identify satisfiers and dissatisfiers that influence paediatric cardiac ICU nurse retention and recognise areas for improvement. Interviews for this study were performed in a single, large academic children's hospital from March of 2020 through July of 2020. Each bedside paediatric cardiac ICU nurse underwent a single semi-structured interview. Among 12 interviews, four satisfiers were identified: paediatric cardiac ICU patient population, paediatric cardiac ICU care team, personal accomplishment, and respect. Four dissatisfiers were identified: moral distress, fear, poor team dynamics, and disrespect. Through this process of inquiry, grounded theory was developed regarding strategies to improve paediatric cardiac ICU nurse retention. Tactics outlined here should be used to support retention in the unique environment of the paediatric cardiac ICU.

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Stark, J. E., Steanson, K., Cooperstein, E. R., Harper, R. E., & Smith, M. L. (2023). Qualitative assessment of nurse satisfaction in the paediatric cardiac ICU. Cardiology in the Young, 22(5). https://doi.org/10.1017/S1047951123000306

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