Nephrology nurses' perspectives working with patients experiencing needle-related distress.

Emily DuncansonRichard K Le Leu Anna Chur-HansenTahlia MasottiKathryn L CollinsAnne L J BurkeLuke P MacauleyStephen McDonaldShilpanjali Jesudason

Published in: Journal of renal care (2023)

This study identifies potential knowledge, skills and attitudes and competencies required for nephrology nurses working with patients with needle-related distress. It highlights strategies that may prevent the onset and worsening of needle-related distress, as well as reduce it. It also brings to light that nurses desire additional education regarding strategies to improve the patient experience of cannulation and nurse confidence and skill in this area.

Keyphrases

healthcare
ultrasound guided
mental health
end stage renal disease
chronic kidney disease
newly diagnosed
public health
risk assessment
dna methylation
global health