Yanturali S, Ersoy G, Yuruktumen A, Aksay E, Suner S, Sonmez Y, Oray D, Colak N, Cimrin A H
Dokuz Eylul University Hospital, Department of Emergency Medicine, Izmir, Turkey.
Int J Clin Pract. 2005 Apr;59(4):441-6. doi: 10.1111/j.1742-1241.2004.00317.x.
We investigated Turkish emergency physicians' views regarding family witnessed resuscitation (FWR) and to determine the current practice in Turkish academic emergency departments with regard to family members during resuscitation. A national cross-sectional, anonymous survey of emergency physicians working in academic emergency departments was conducted. Nineteen of the 23 university-based emergency medicine programs participated in the study. Two hundred and thirty-nine physicians completed the survey. Of the respondents, 83% did not endorse FWR. The most common reasons for not endorsing FWR was reported as higher stress levels of the resuscitation team and fear of causing physiological trauma to family members. Previous experience, previous knowledge in FWR, higher level of training and the acceptance of FWR in the institution where the participant works were associated with higher rates of FWR endorsement for this practice among emergency physicians.
我们调查了土耳其急诊医生对家属见证复苏（FWR）的看法，并确定土耳其学术性急诊科在复苏期间对待家属的当前做法。我们对在学术性急诊科工作的急诊医生进行了一项全国性横断面匿名调查。23个以大学为基础的急诊医学项目中有19个参与了该研究。239名医生完成了调查。在受访者中，83%不支持家属见证复苏。据报告，不支持家属见证复苏的最常见原因是复苏团队压力水平较高以及担心对家属造成生理创伤。既往经验、对家属见证复苏的既往了解、更高水平的培训以及参与者所在机构对家属见证复苏的接受程度与急诊医生中支持这种做法的家属见证复苏的较高比例相关。
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