DefinePK hosts the largest index of Pakistani journals, research articles, news headlines, and videos. It also offers chapter-level book search.
Title: Barriers in Clinical Decision-Making among Staff Nurses at Tertiary Care Hospital : Barriers in Clinical Decision-Making
Authors: Memoona Shehzad, Qandeel Farooq, Kiran Waris, Mahnoor Fatima, Anam Rehan, Oreeba Sarwar
Journal: Nursearcher
Publisher: Lahore Medical Research Center
Country: Pakistan
Year: 2023
Volume: 3
Issue: 2
Language: English
Keywords: NursesSWOT AnalysisSolevin Formula
Clinical decision-making is a continuous and changing process in which information is collected, clarified, and assessed. Barriers that affect decision-making ability of nurses in health care setting include occupational, environmental, organizational and lack of professional skills. Objective: To identify barriers in clinical decision-making among staff nurses. Methods: The descriptive quantitative study was carried out at Mayo hospital to assess barriers in clinical decision-making among staff nurses. The study consisted of 109 staff nurses selected conveniently. Data were collected by using self-modified questionnaire consisted of 15 items. This study was conducted in Mayo Hospital, Lahore. Results: 46% staff nurses have more professional experience when make challenging decision. 55%nurses agreed on emotional intelligence. 50% nurses agreed on supportive behavior.44% staff nurses agree that time management affect their decision-making and 37% staff nurses agreed that their decision-making is a deliberative logical process. Conclusions: Majority of staff nurses agreed about the barriers like professional experience, emotional intelligence, time management, organizational support and professional skills affecting their decision making.
Loading PDF...
Loading Statistics...