Lines Laurence
Gateshead Primary Care Trust.
Nurs Times. 2006;102(15):32-5.
To examine the extent to which staff nurses feel that MRSA is out of control and that any attempts by them to control it are unnecessary.
A qualitative research paradigm with semi-structured interviews to examine the perceptions, attitudes and beliefs of 10 senior staff nurses.
In the study, 60% of participants believe that MRSA is out of control and state 'why should they bother worrying about it'. Furthermore, 80% of participants commented that prescribed courses of nasal mupirocin were frequently missed. The perception is that IV treatments were more important and effective than topical agents.
The study has established that a small section of experienced staff nurses perceive MRSA to be out of control and they are not overly concerned about its management.
探讨注册护士认为耐甲氧西林金黄色葡萄球菌（MRSA）失控以及他们认为自己无需采取任何控制措施的程度。
采用定性研究范式，通过半结构式访谈来考察10名高级注册护士的看法、态度和信念。
在该研究中，60%的参与者认为MRSA已失控，并表示“他们为何要为此操心”。此外，80%的参与者称，经常有人未按规定疗程使用鼻用莫匹罗星。他们认为静脉治疗比局部用药更重要、更有效。
该研究表明，一小部分经验丰富的注册护士认为MRSA已失控，且他们对其管理并不过度担忧。
