Sbaih L C
Manchester Metropolitan University, Department of Health Studies, UK.
Accid Emerg Nurs. 1997 Oct;5(4):193-7. doi: 10.1016/s0965-2302(97)90028-x.
This is the first of four papers which examine the work of Accident and Emergency (A & E) nurses. The descriptions in this and the following three papers have emerged from an ethnomethodological study which sought to obtain the views of what A & E nurses believed their work to be. All are rooted in nurses' accounts of the ways in which nursing work is talked about and accomplished within the A & E setting. It should be noted that all four papers describe the ordinary rather than the extraordinary and should hold no surprises for those familiar with A & E nursing work. This first paper explores the ways in which nurses become A & E nurses, however, before descriptions can be put forward, an introduction to the study from which they have emerged needs to be made.
这是四篇探讨急诊护士工作的论文中的第一篇。本论文以及接下来的三篇论文中的描述均来自一项民族方法学研究，该研究旨在了解急诊护士对自身工作的看法。所有内容都基于护士们对在急诊环境中护理工作的谈论方式和完成方式的描述。需要注意的是，这四篇论文描述的都是日常工作而非特殊情况，对于熟悉急诊护理工作的人来说应该不会有什么意外之处。然而，在提出描述之前，需要先介绍一下产生这些描述的研究。
