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Nursing opinions on collaborating with residents in new and legacy OB/GYN programs.
J Healthc Risk Manag
April 2023
Manager, Maternal-Fetal Health Center, HCA Healthcare Graduate Medical Education, Overland Park, Kansas, USA.
Collaboration among physicians and nurses is vital and has shown to lead to better patient care and improve outcomes. Our study surveyed two groups of Labor and Delivery nurses in two regionally similar community hospitals in midwestern United States: one group from a new Obstetrics and Gynecology (OB/GYN) residency program (n = 49) and another from an established (legacy) OB/GYN residency program (n = 49). The survey asked nurses from the hospital with new and legacy residency program about preparedness for working with residents, perceptions of nurse-resident-patient relationships, collaboration and opinions about how resident physicians impact patient safety.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFAssessing Nursing Sentiments on Nurse-Resident Physician Collaboration and Administrative Support in the Labor and Delivery Setting: Development and Validation of a Novel Instrument.
J Nurs Adm
January 2023
Author Affiliations: Research Analyst (Mr Durbin), West Group Director of Research (Dr Dziadkowiec), and Research Coordinator of Continental Division (Ms Choi), HCA Healthcare Graduate Medical Education, Nashville, Tennessee; and Program Director of OB/GYN Residency Program in the MidAmerica Division (Dr Swan) and Manager of Maternal-Fetal Health Center (Dr Thrasher), HCA Healthcare Graduate Medical Education, Overland Park, Kansas.
Objective: To develop a survey instrument that: 1) investigates the dynamics of collaboration in multidisciplinary care units such as labor and delivery (L&D); and (2) uniquely determines the collaborative relationships between nurses and resident physicians.
Background: An effective interprofessional collaboration between healthcare providers is considered a critical component in delivering high-quality care to patients and lies at the root of ensuring positive patient outcomes.
Methods: Two samples of responses (n = 98) were collected from L&D nurses working in 2 hospitals: 1 with novel obstetrics and gynecology (OB/GYN) residency program and 1 with legacy OB/GYN residency program.