EXPLORING THE EXPERIENCES OF THE NURSES IN URMIA SEYYEDOLSHOHADA HOSPITAL’S EMERGENCY ROOM FROM A CRISIS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY

Bik Mohammadi, S and Nazari, H and Lak, KH and Habibzadeh, H (2015) EXPLORING THE EXPERIENCES OF THE NURSES IN URMIA SEYYEDOLSHOHADA HOSPITAL’S EMERGENCY ROOM FROM A CRISIS: A QUALITATIVE STUDY. The Journal of Urmia Nursing and Midwifery Faculty, 13 (9). pp. 791-798.

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Abstract

Disasters are seen in any society and have been considered as a factor that are beyond the control of human beings and usually lead to many deaths and injuries.And those critical situations are faces hospitals with different problems.The aim of this study is the use of the experiences of UrmiaSeyyedolshohada Hospital’s nurses during plane crash as the closest medical center to the site of the accident,that must be prevented problems and similar confusion, possible events in the future by taking advantage of experiences and learned lessons in conjunction with mentioned crisis and take appropriate measures. Materials & Methods:This study is a qualitative research, that was conducted using qualitative content analysis, to determine the meaning and themes derived from in-depth interviews, with the participation of nurses, that were present in the crisis of Sydalshhda Hospital of Urmia during the plane crash in Persian date Dey 19 1389. Results:The final finding of the study is composed of two main themes each consisting of two subdirectories emotional - mental reactions and lack of scientific knowledge related to nurseand the second main theme is included inefficient management that is divided into two sub-branches, weak management and a lack of emergency resources. Conclusion:The main themes extracted from this study is included lack of activity of crisis committee, lack of incident command system to practice, and lack of training courses and simulation exercises, as well as the lack of preparedness of nurses, to perform triage and some basic clinical skills in response to the crisis

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